[Trainer-Talk] music notation souwithare

[Tony May]

I've been learning to play the piano and I use MuseScore (www.musescore.org <http://www.musescore.org/> and www.musescore.com <http://musescore.com/>)  The software is free but there is a membership fee only if you want to use their service to upload and store your own compositions.

NVDA works great on Windows.  There are still some problems with VoiceOver on Mac but they are hoping to fix that with the 4.x release.  No release date for the 4.x release date yet.

Their community and developers are very quick to answer any questions.

Take care,  
Tony


> On Sep 22, 2021, at 2:06 PM, Kerryann Ifill via Trainer-Talk <trainer-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hello all:
> I have a young man who will be taking exams in music. He is totally blind but has a pretty good ear for music. He has no  braille music reading skills, but is prefftywith his screenreader and ordinary software.
> What i am asking is what music notation software would you recommend and why? which screen reader works best with music notation?
> Please jump in with any advice.
> thanks and regards
> Kerryann 
> 
> Kerryann F.. Ifill 
> 
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