The Earliest French Lute Tablature

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Enhancing Performance Music Games in Education through the IEEE 1599 Standard

“…any system that represents scores through the use of written symbols. Depending on cultures, traditions and geographical areas, many methods are in use for notated music, ranging from modern staff notation [19] to neumes [20], from asian solmization [21] to Indian sargam [22], from lute tablature [23] to African dance drumming [24]. Moreover, the same music piecenamely the same set of music symbols -can be represented with different page layouts (e.g.…”