Music Notation Reform Nydana Notation is a new musical notation system. Instead of the traditional five-line staff, it uses staves of a different kind. The intention is to overcome the difficulties associated with reading sheet music. Nydana Notation can be used for any musical instrument, and is especially well suited for instruments covering wide ranges; like the piano, for instance. It's suitable for any kind of musician, whether you are a beginner or at a professional level. It's both easy to learn and easy to read.   The Basics Advice for the Piano Novice How to Download Additional Documents Questions and Answers Miscellaneous Topics Background Links   Nydana Notation Features Every octave is similar - much fewer note positions to master You don't have to remember which notes should be raised or lowered according to any key signature No need to keep track of which notes have been raised or lowered by accidentals in various octave positions Fewer accidentals in general No need to count ledger lines Fewer staff lines means less clutter Less need for all'ottava Compact notation due to fewer accidentals in general Clefs do not change how notes relate to staff lines Comes with standardized chord symbols The new musical notation presented here is protected by international copyright laws. ©1999-2008 Nydana, Sweden Terms of Use Nydana Notation is a trademark of Nydana, Sweden. A new musical notation file format is being developed for Nydana Notation: Nydana Notation's File Format Dan Lindgren: Contact Information You are visitor No. 9567 since March 21, 1999.