Nydana Presents... Nydana presents two alternative music notation systems Classic Nydana Chromatic Nydana Music notation related topics Is G# different from Ab? Do we need key signatures? A new music notation file format is being developed Currently supports only Classic Nydana. Nydana Notation's File Format Nydana's accordion web page Nydana's Accordion Resources   PDFs If your computer cannot open the featured PDF documents, then install Adobe Acrobat Reader from Adobe (free software). Nydana's Chord Symbol Notation Chord symbol notation reform. chordsymbols.pdf 3 pages Updated 3 Feb 2007 The Nydanalyzer The Nydanalyzer is a cut-out model which allows the following: Measure intervals See how Pythagorean tuning works Find the notes belonging to chord symbols Identify enharmonic equivalents Examine scales, keys and modes Tip: If you want a smaller version of the Nydanalyzer - simply reduce the size when printing it out. nydanalyzer.pdf 4 pages Updated 24 Oct 2009 Microtonal Keyboard A proposed microtonal keyboard whose closest relatives are the Bosanquet and Janko keyboards. keyboard.pdf 1 page Updated 30 Sep 2009 SaLaTa Presents a set of new note names, intervals, and chord symbols suitable for chromatic notation. salata.pdf 4 pages Updated 12 Nov 2011 The Nydanalyzer - SaLaTa version The SaLaTa version of the Nydanalyzer is a cut-out model based on the SaLaTa nomenclature. nydanalyser.pdf 4 pages Updated 12 Nov 2011 Microtonal Keyboard - SaLaTa version The same microtonal keyboard as above - but using SaLaTa note names, and having button color correspond with chromatic Nydana Notation. salatakbd.pdf 1 page Updated 12 Nov 2011 External Links The "Music Notation Project" promotes alternative music notation systems: http://musicnotation.org/ Information about music notation file formats and notation in general: http://www.music-notation.info/en/compmus/ Music Theory Online: http://www.dolmetsch.com/introduction.htm Nydana is a Swedish word, meaning: "Shape something into a new form" or "Break new ground". The musical notations, and other music related items on this page, were brought to You by Nydana, Sweden. Dan Lindgren: Contact Information You are visitor No. 13618 since March 21, 1999.