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CONNOR HARRIS: Hi. Iamp;#39;m Connor Harris. Iamp;#39;m a CS50 CA at Harvard. STEPHEN KREWSON: Iamp;#39;m Stephen Krewson. Iamp;#39;m a TF for CS50 at Yale. CONNOR HARRIS: And weamp;#39;re going to talk about some technologies that you might want to use if youamp;#39;re interested in doing a final project or really anything with music. Weamp;#39;re going to be focusing on first a programming language called Haskell. Itamp;#39;s a functional language, so the paradigm is very different from C or PHP or other imperative languages that youamp;#39;ve used already, and especially on a library written in Haskell called Euterpea, which can help people with writing music functionally, basically. And Stephen will walk you through a great example of that. amp;gt;amp;gt; After this, Iamp;#39;ll introduce you to something called LillyPond, which is a technology for typesetting music. Itamp;#39;s sort of like LaTeX for music if any of you have used LaTeX for math classes or other P set
