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The document outlines a comprehensive specification for symbolic music representation aimed at enhancing the Variations2 digital music library project at Indiana University. It emphasizes the need for a flexible and detailed encoding system that accommodates various musical styles, particularly classical music, while addressing the requirements of music faculty, students, and researchers. The specification discusses the importance of logical, performance, graphic, and analytic domains in music notation and sets forth numerous requirements for features such as voices, staves, parts, MIDI integration, musical symbols, dynamics, and more. The goal is to create a robust framework that supports both notation and MIDI performance while ensuring compatibility with existing representations.

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