[Menvi-discuss] Thanks to Mr. Sabatella

[Luis Arellano]

Just wanting to come on here to publically thank Mr. Marc Sabatella for 
all of his work in MuseScore. Even though I am still learning how to use 
it and now trying to learn the meanings of the different musical 
markings and how or when to use them. Using MuseScore with simple 
scores, or if someone like myself are wishing to learn braille music. 
Finding a sighted person and asking them to create simple scores on 
MuseScore, or just XML files, to then save them with MuseScore into 
braille. One can begin to decode and understand the code much better. 
With this tool, learning music if you don't have perfect pitch, and 
would like to read how it looks like. Is a game changer. And it's free! 
With this, I am hoping to soon read braille music books that were 
donated to me at the beginning of my musical journey just two years ago. 
This has become a great assette. That when I mentioned it on my Facebook 
timeline. A friend who has been playing for years. Asked me more 
questions because she had a piano piece that she was curious on how it 
would look in braille. I guess she had it saved as an xml format and 
when she ran it through MuseScore. She was able to finally look at it on 
her braille display. So thank you Mr. Sabatella for all the work you've 
put in to MuseScore. And, please extend the gratitude to the rest of the 
contributing developers of this awesome tool.