MusicXML
Sign in to saveAlso known as Music Extensible Markup Language, uncompressed MusicXML, Music XML
format de fichier
Key facts
- File format.extension
- .musicxml, .mxl
- File format.mime
- application/vnd.recordare.musicxml+xml, application/vnd.recordare.musicxml
- File format.owner
- W3C Music Notation Community Group
- File format.latest release version
- 4.0
- File format.latest release date
- 1 June 2021
- File format.genre
- Musical notation
- File format.extended from
- XML
- File format.open
- Yes
via Wikipedia infobox
Described at
MusicXML for Exchanging Digital Sheet Music
MusicXML is the standard open format for exchanging digital sheet music. It allows you to collaborate with musicians using different music applications.
musicxml.com →Saves MusicXML 4.0 files from Sibelius Ultimate 2019.5 and later, which can be opened in Finale and MakeMusic Cloud. Reads and writes MusicXML 3.1 files for the best results with older 32-bit versions of Finale. Saves MusicXML 3.0 files from Sibelius 5.1 and later, which can be opened in Finale and MakeMusic Cloud. Want to publish interactive musical scores on the Internet? Want to collaborate with other musicians who use different music applications? MusicXML was designed from the ground up for sharing sheet music files between applications, and for archiving sheet music files for use in the future. You can count on MusicXML files being readable and usable by a wide range of music notation applications, now and in the future. MusicXML complements the native file formats used by Finale and other programs, which are designed for rapid, interactive use. Just as MP3 files have become synonymous with sharing recorded music, MusicXML files have become the standard for sharing interactive sheet music. With MusicXML you can create music in one program and share your results – back and forth – with people using other programs. Today more than 260 applications include MusicXML support. Save your music as a MusicXML file, and watch your audience grow. Version 8.3 of Dolet® for Sibelius Plugin Now Available Jan 4, 2023 Today we have released version 8.3 of our free Dolet® 8 for Sibelius plugin. This version adds support for new… Continue Reading Dolet® for Sibelius Plugin Now On GitHub Dec 16, 2022 As we announced earlier this month, the Dolet® for Sibelius plug-in for exporting MusicXML 4.0 files from Sibelius Ultimate is… Continue Reading
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Wikidata facts
- Based on
- XML
- Official website
- www.musicxml.com
- Has use
- figuring
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- inception
- 2004-01-00
- described at URL
- www.musicxml.com
- file extension
- musicxml
- software version identifier
- 1.0
- media type
- application/vnd.recordare.musicxml+xml
- Formal Public Identifier
- -//Recordare//DTD MusicXML 4.0 Partwise//EN
- file format identification pattern
- 3C
Sources (4)
via Wikidata · CC0
Article · Français
MusicXML est un format de fichiers ouvert basé sur XML pour la notation musicale. MusicXML a été développé par Recordare LLC, en dérivant des concepts de différents formats académiques existants (comme (en) de Walter Hewlett, ou (en) de David Huron). Il a été conçu pour la transmission de partitions musicales, en particulier entre les différents éditeurs de partitions du marché. La version 1.0 est sortie en janvier 2004. La version 1.1 a suivi en mai 2005 avec un support amélioré du formatage. La version 2.0 est sortie en juin 2007 et inclut un format compressé standardisé. Toutes ces versions étaient définies par une série de DTD. Un XML Schema (XSD) pour la version 2.0 a été rendu public en septembre 2008. La version 3.0 a été publiée en août 2011 sous la forme d’un DTD et d’un schéma. Dès septembre 2008, MusicXML était pris en charge en plus ou moins grande partie par plus de cent programmes de notation musicale, incluant : * les éditeurs de partitions MuseScore, Finale, Sibelius, Pizzicato, Guitar Pro, Harmony Assistant, capella, PriMus et alii. * la plupart des logiciels de reconnaissance optique de musique * Des séquenceurs populaires comme Ardour ou Cubase. * des logiciels libres tels que MuseScore ou Rosegarden. Les DTD et XSD peuvent être redistribués librement et gratuitement sous licence MusicXML Document Type Definition Public License.
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