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3. NIFF Transcription and Generation of Braille Musical Scores

Didier Langolff, Nadine Baptiste-Jessel, and Danny Levy

Abstract:

The aims of MfB (Music for the Blind) software are to directly create Braille musical scores and to automatically transcribe into Braille notation musical scores previously represented in NIFF (Notation Interchange File Format). This article describes briefly some NIFF specifications and the precise MfB software features which facilitate these tasks.

Sample Figures:

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Right: Screen output from MfB in Braille musical notation.

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