If you design fonts, and want me to link to them, get in contact with me via the contact page. Here are some links to other good music fonts created by other people. Both Petrucci-based and Sonata-based versions are included. This font gives better looking tuplet numbers in Finale. The numbers 1-6 are included, in both serif and sans-serif forms.ĭownload this font (Mac and PC versions included)Ī Times Roman font which includes a variety of musical symbols, including accidentals, time signatures and so on incorporated with standard text characters. This font is used for entering saxophone fingering diagrams, and includes a purely graphical representation + 2 others which are combinations of graphics and text.Ī simple font that allows you to put circled numbers into a document (such as a Finale file). There are easy presets, and you can also notate your own fingering by specifying each individual hole. (2) based on Trebuchet MS font (sans serif)Ī font to easily create harp pedal diagrams (3 styles): including -+-, ^^-+^-v- styles as well as note names with accidentals.Ī font useful for putting in recorder fingering diagrams. Includes sharps, flats and naturals.Ī wider range of clefs for Finale including tablature clefs, both serif and sans serif.Ī font for easily writing metronome markings and basic metric modulations. This font shows numbers with a caret on top, used to indicate scale degrees in music theory. Sagittal font by Dave Keenan and George Secor This font is required for use in the Bach Project (If you are interested in other microtonal fonts, check out the following: Contains a Finale 2002 document from which a library of microtone symbols can be extracted for use as articulations. (Documentation fixed 21 July 2004)Ī font containing quartertones and other microtones in addition to the standard chromatic accidental symbols.
Not as many characters as the Bach font, but easier to use and can do things that the Bach font can’t.
This can be entered in a word processing document (for a thesis or assignment or so forth). This can be entered in a word processing document (for a thesis or assignment or so forth).Ī font that allows you to put rhythmic notation – including rhythmic values, time signatures, tuplet markings, barlines – onto any page using any application. This version of the font can be freely distributed as per the Open Font License.Ī font enabling you to put pitch material – staff, clefs, pitches and barlines – onto any page using any application. Open source version of this font (GPL Open Font License), OpenType format. This figured bass font was created to ease entry of figured bass symbols in applications such as Finale or Microsoft Word. They extend what many of mine do into even further realms. I strongly recommend that you check out Dan Kreider’s fonts.
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