Lilyplayer plays piano music sheets, as can be seen below
You can see lilyplayer in action directly in your browser at https://lilyplayer.pages.dev/!
It takes some time to load as it downloads about 50MiB at the start.
Once loaded, click, "input", then "select file". Suitable files for the application are available at https://github.com/s-d-m/precompiled_music_sheets_for_lilyplayer . Simply download music sheets you like from there.
To know how to build for WebAssembly, please refer to the readme file dedicated to webassembly
Lilyplayer requires a C++14 compiler to build. (g++ 5.3 and clang++ 3.6.2 work both fine).
It also depends on the following libraries:
On debian, one can install the build dependencies the following way:
sudo apt-get install qt6-base-dev qt6-base-dev-tools libqt6svg6-dev g++ libfluidsynth-dev \
gawk sed coreutils pkg-config libinstpatch-dev libdbus-1-dev libjack-dev libsdl2-dev \
cmake findutils libgomp1
Once all the dependencies have been installed, you can simply compile lilyplayer by entering:
git clone --recursive 'https://github.com/s-d-m/lilyplayer'
cd lilyplayer
make -f Makefile.native
This will generate the lilyplayer binary in ./build_dir_for_native_output
Running lilyplayer will open a window showing a keyboard at the bottom and a sheet with some text.
You can then play a music sheet file by choosing select file in the input menu, or using the Ctrl + O shortcut.
When playing a music sheet, one can play/pause it using the space key, or the Ctrl + P shortcut.
To generate your own music sheets, see lilydumper or simply grab pre-made one here
To read some documentation about this project, go to lilyplayer documentation.
todo.txt contains a list of things that I still need to do.
Report bugs and questions to da.mota.sam@gmail.com (I trust the anti spam filter)