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--- en:music21 [2022/02/28 10:24] – [music21] martin
+++ en:music21 [2025/12/04 21:08] (aktuell) – Externe Bearbeitung 127.0.0.1
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 ====== music21 ======
 The Python library //music21// is comprehensively documented on the project page of MIT Boston: In addition to a [[https://web.mit.edu/music21/doc/usersGuide/index.html|User Guide]] with chapters on numerous topics, there is an extensive [[https://web.mit.edu/music21/doc/moduleReference/index.html|module documentation]] and an alphabetical [[https://web.mit.edu/music21/doc/genindex.html|index]] concering all topics and commands. \\
-Especially in view of this very extensive documentation, it makes sense to list the most important commands related to //computer-aided analysis procedures// separately and to describe them with short examples.
+Especially in view of this very extensive documentation, it makes sense to list some important commands related to //computer-aided analysis procedures// separately and to describe them with short examples.
 ==== Overview of the most important music21 commands ====
-The most important and useful commands in //music21// are listed here. More complex command sequences can be found with examples in the tutorials notes.
+In the following, the most important and useful commands in //music21// are listed. More complex command sequences can be found with examples in the tutorials notes.
 (1) Handling files
-The following commands load the music1 library and then the Prelude in C major from the Well-Tempered Clavier as variable 'sBach'.
+The following commands load the music21 library and then the Prelude in C major from the Well-Tempered Clavier as variable 'sBach'.
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    sBach = converter.parse('https://analyse.hfm-weimar.de/database/04/BaJoSe_BWV846_COM_COM_DasWohltem_004_00816.xml')
-Now the piece will be displayed on MuseSore:
+Now the piece will be displayed with MuseSore:
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    sBach.show('text')
-And this is how notes are played as midi:
+And this is how the score is played as midi:
    sBach.show('midi')
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    # chooses bar 2 to 4 of the first voice as 'c'
    Alternative: sBach.measures(2,4).show()
-   # selects and displays.
+   # selects and displays bar 2 to 4.
 Show number of elements:
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    sBach.write()
    a.write()
-   # saves the variable 'sBach' or 'a' (see above: the first voice) as xml-file (default)
+   # saves the variables 'sBach' or 'a' (see above: the first voice) as xml-file (default)
    # Other formats can be chosen, e.g.
    sBach.write('midi')
-   # alternative command for the first voice:
+   # alternative command for saving the first voice:
    sBach.parts[0].write()
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    sBach.plot('pianoroll')
    sBach.parts[2].plot('pianoroll')
-   # only the second voice is displayed
+   # only the second voice is displayed as pianoroll
    sBach.measure(2,5).plot('pianoroll')
    # only measures 2-5 are displayed