music-parts-1.9.0: Musical instruments, parts and playing techniques.

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Music.Parts.Instrument

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Description

Representation of musical instruments.

The Instrument type represent any instrument in the MusicXML Standard Sounds 3.0 set, with some extensions. See http://www.musicxml.com/for-developers/standard-sounds.

Synopsis

Documentation

data Instrument Source

An Instrument represents the set of all instruments of a given type.

Instances

Enum Instrument 
Eq Instrument 
Ord Instrument 
Show Instrument 
ToJSON Instrument 
FromJSON Instrument 
Default Instrument

This instance is quite arbitrary but very handy.

Name

fullName :: Instrument -> Maybe String Source

Full instrument name.

shortName :: Instrument -> Maybe String Source

Instrument name abbrevation.

fromMidiProgram :: Int -> Instrument Source

Create an instrument from a MIDI program number. Given number should be in the range 0 - 127.

toMidiProgram :: Instrument -> Maybe Int Source

Convert an instrument to a MIDI program number. If the given instrument is not representable as a MIDI program, return Nothing.

fromMusicXmlSoundId :: String -> Instrument Source

Create an instrument from a MusicXML Standard Sound ID.

toMusicXmlSoundId :: Instrument -> Maybe String Source

Convert an instrument to a MusicXML Standard Sound ID. If the given instrument is not in the MusicXMl standard, return Nothing.

Clefs and transposition

transposition :: Instrument -> Interval Source

Transposition interval.

transpositionString :: Instrument -> String Source

A string representing transposition such as Bb or F.

standardClef :: Instrument -> Maybe Clef Source

Standard clef used for this instrument.

allowedClefs :: Instrument -> Set Clef Source

Clefs allowed for this instrument.

Playing range

playableRange :: Instrument -> Ambitus Pitch Source

Playable range for this instrument.

comfortableRange :: Instrument -> Ambitus Pitch Source

Comfortable range for this instrument.

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