Examples of using Frescobaldi in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Frescobaldi is an application to make editing LilyPond music scores faster and easier.
Frescobaldi is a⬀Free Software project to create a user friendly LilyPond music score editor.
Pitch manipulation Frescobaldi offers the following pitch-manipulating functions,
If checked, Frescobaldi will close MIDI output ports that are not used for one minute.
Frescobaldi has its roots in LilyKDE,
Frescobaldi is lightweight,
Frescobaldi is designed to run on all major operating systems Linux,
On the Links page, you can find links to packaged releases of Frescobaldi for specific operating system versions.
If Allow shorthands is checked, Frescobaldi will use short signs for articulations if they exist e.g.
LilyKDE has been replaced by Frescobaldi, and exists as LilyKDE3 for KDE 3.5
This makes it possible to put multiple versions of LilyPond documentation in different subdirectories and have Frescobaldi automatically find them.
We played a canzone from Girolamo Frescobaldi as a intermezzo at the appearance of the choir Animato from Harrie Wagemakers.
The other items contain the types of text the syntax highlighter recognizes for every particular document type Frescobaldi supports.
If a line contains'-*-', Frescobaldi searches the rest of the lines for variable definitions like name: value;
The default screen of Frescobaldi shows a text document on the left
Frescobaldi is a dedicated LilyPond music
Besides a premiere works of the famous Italian Girolamo Frescobaldi and his contemporaries will be performed in meantone on the unique 31-tone organ.
the programme also includes Rossi, Frescobaldi and Marini a.o.
Besides a premiere works of the famous Italian Girolamo Frescobaldi and his contemporaries will be performed in meantone on the unique 31-tone organ.
Peri, Frescobaldi, D'India, Sweelinck and Carissimi are perfectly done justice by the patchwork of historical instruments