Hello,

Sibelius is a possible starting point, as it has several modes of
input and output, some of which are better for VIPs than others.
No doubt some could be improved for VIP operation.

A useful additional facility would read out the notes on a line.
(I don't know of any convention for this.  But a composer will tell
an emanuensis what to write, so there is a precedent!)

Cheers from Chiswick,

John
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>I am working on a project called "Music Score Display for Partially =
>Sighted Musicians", as part of an MSc Computing course.
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>Do any of you know anything about software which is useful for partially
>sighted musicians?  Especially software which displays music scores,
>which can be used to learn or play music from.
>
>I need to find out what software is available, and if there is a need
>for new software to help partially sighted musicians read music scores.
>
>Also, does anyone know any good links about designing software for
>partially sighted people.

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