J. Southwood wrote:
>         As a current user of both CSound (on LINUX as well as MS
> platforms) and the latest version of Leland Smith's SCORE, I am intrigued
> by this statement.  I have seen in various texts that SCORE was at one
> time a preprocessor for CSound-type programs, but the statement is never
> elaborated upon.  Could anyone shed some light on how SCORE can be used as
> a CSound pre-processor?  Are there programs that convert SCORE files into
> CSound score files?  Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Score-11 is a note-list preprocessor for Csound.  It has an input syntax
similar to Score.  It was written in the early 80's by Aleck Brinkman
at Eastman.  As far as I know, there are version for NeXT and Irix
(SGI)...
maybe more.  I use it every day to generate scores.  If you're
interested
in picking up a copy, you'd probably want to contact the author at
aleck@esm.rochester.edu.  I'm not sure if he reads this list or not.

Regards,

Michael DeMurga
Stetson University