Module `musx.mxml`

Provides support for reading and writing data from MusicXml files. The complete MusicXml schema is defined in the file musicxml.py, which was auto-generated using the awesome generateDS package.

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"""
Provides support for reading and writing data from MusicXml files.
The complete MusicXml schema is defined in the file musicxml.py, which was auto-generated
using the awesome [generateDS](https://pypi.org/project/generateDS/) package.
"""

from .barline import *
from .clef import *
from .key import *
from .mark import *
from .measure import *
from .meter import *
from .part import *
from .notation import *


__all__ = ['barline', 'clef', 'key', 'mark', 'measure', 'meter', 'part', 'notation']

Sub-modules

musx.mxml.barline: An enumeration of measure barlines: Regular, Dotted, Dashed, Tick, Short, Heavy, HeavyHeavy, HeavyLight, InteriorDouble, FinalDouble, BackwardRepeat, …
musx.mxml.clef: An enumeration of music clefs: Treble, Soprano, MezzoSoprano, Alto, Tenor, Baritone, Bass, Treble8va, Bass8va, Treble15ma, Bass15ma, TenorTreble, …
musx.mxml.key: A class that represents a key signature and mode.
musx.mxml.mark: The Mark class inherits from IntEnum to enumerate various types of notation marks that appear in musical scores. Marks belong to one of four top-level …
musx.mxml.measure: A class that represents a measure of music in a Part.
musx.mxml.meter: A class representing standard musical meters.
musx.mxml.mode: An enumeration of the diatonc modes: MAJOR, MINOR, IONIAN, DORIAN, PHRYGIAN, LYDIAN, MIXOLYDIAN, AEOLIAN, and LOCRIAN. IONIAN and AEOLIAN are synonyms …
musx.mxml.musicxml: A module that implements the complete MusicXml schema. This file was created using generateDS and is too large to include in the documentation.
musx.mxml.notation: A module for loading and saving MusicXml scores.
musx.mxml.part: A class that represents a musical part in a Notation.
musx.mxml.voice: A class that represents a musical Voice in a Bar. One voice holds a single timeline of notes; multiple voices represent parallel streams of notes.