Skip to content

An open source composition of a symphony, written by the public for the public

License

Notifications You must be signed in to change notification settings

deymundson/Open-Source-Symphony

 
 

Folders and files

NameName
Last commit message
Last commit date

Latest commit

 

History

15 Commits
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Repository files navigation

Open-Source-Symphony

An open source composition of a symphony, written by the public for the public

The Ground Rules

There is one main rule... Compose To Your Hearts Content!

Format

The file is formatted as a MusicXML file. This was chosen to allow a wide range of platforms and make it easy for GitHub to keep track of versions of the score as they are checked in.

How To Be Involved

  1. Download a GitHub client onto your machine
  2. Fork the master branch of the Open-Source-Symphony project
  3. Import the MusicXML file into a MusicXML friendly composition environment (Finale, Sibilius, etc.)
  4. Compose Away
  5. Export the piece to MusicXML file
  6. Commit your changes and sync the changes to your forked repository
  7. Create a pull request back to the master (either through the GitHub app, or on the GitHub website)

Commits can only consist of a single MusicXML file and the readme files already existing in the repository. Any commits with new files will be not included.

Forking

If at any point in time you would like to pull the piece in a vastly different direction, or would like to take the piece and make your own personal rendition, you are free to fork the project at any time.

License

You can read the License here. However, the gist of it is this:

  • There are no names attached to this composition
  • Anyone can use, change, perform, this piece at will

Although the license does not require it, it would be great if performances were recorded in the PERFORMANCES.md file along with Who performed it, Date/Time, Place and Version of the piece.

Abuses

Any check in that is deemed to be malicious or an intentional distruction of the publics work will not be accepted as a pull request. However, even total destruction or reconstruction could be understood as art and will be considered for branching.

About

An open source composition of a symphony, written by the public for the public

Resources

License

Stars

Watchers

Forks

Releases

No releases published

Packages

No packages published