Hi,
I would start with the MuseScore service: https://musescore.com/import
If that works for you for the import, you can then work with the sheet
in the MuseScore software (works great on Linux, and the non-free or
not-fully-available on Linux parts are for playback not notation) or you
can export to MusicXML.
Jacek
On 27/02/2023 15:30, Bengt Gördén wrote:
Hi,
I have some sheet music from an old relative of my wife. They are nicely
printed on paper (printing shop) and 105 years old this year. I would
like to scan them and hopefully have them converted to lilypond or xml
or whatever is used today. It seems that MusicXML is the most used today
but the best would be lilypond. Anyone know of such software for Linux?
I saw an app for iPhone and Android that seemed promising but much
cooler would be a native Linux program.
Best,
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