These are png files, but they dont have a TRANSPARENT Background. I would though like to make some suggestions:ġ. More on that below…įirst, I want to say thankyou and that these are excellent, I really appreciate you making these and making them available. And I can be fussy when it comes to notation images: I really like the notes to be clear, crisp at the edges when enlarged and preferably with a transparent background (which means they can be easily placed on top of a stave without blocking out half of the staves lines). When creating resources for workshops and online courses I find myself constantly in need of images, images….and more images.įirst, there’s a need for images of music instruments, or composers, or snippets of scores, and there’s often a need for notation images. If you have already downloaded the library in the past and would like these new elements, please simply download the complete library again using the download button at the bottom of this post. – Katie Images, Images, Images! I’ve included a list of the new elements below.
All in all, 95 new elements (maybe more – I lost count…) have been added to this new version. Before we go anywhere, I wanted to share an exciting update! This music notation library has been around for a while now and I decided it was time for a refresh.
