Also known as ABC (musical notation), ABC-notation, Abc music notation, ABC Notation, Abc notation, .abc, .abh, ABC Music
linguaggio per la scrittura musicale in formato ASCII
Described at
abc:standard [abc wiki]
abcnotation.com →This is the home page for the abc standard, the (semi-formal) description of the rules of abc. It contains links to different versions of the standard and to development work. abcnotation.com/wiki/abc:standard:v2.0 abc standard 2.0 (Dec 2010) - adopted whilst discussions on abc 2.1 were taking place abc draft standard 2.0 (Aug 2003) - working draft version at abc.sourceforge.net Henrik Norbeck has provided formal specifications of the standard in Backus-Naur Format. They have now disappeared from his website, but archives are available at: abc draft standard 2.0 abc standard 1.6 Except where otherwise noted, content on this wiki is licensed under the following license: CC Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported
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Wikidata facts
- Official website
- abcnotation.com
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- described at URL
- abcnotation.com/wiki/abc:standard
- Commons category
- ABC notation
- media type
- text/vnd.abc
- file format identification pattern
- 25616263
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Article · Italiano
Il protocollo informatico ABC è un linguaggio per la scrittura musicale in formato ASCII, inventato da Chris Walshaw. Un brano musicale scritto in ABC può essere riprodotto dagli appositi programmi direttamente dalla partitura che ne risulta.
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