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I have been looking at building a catalogue of scores on ArrangeMe, where you can sell scores that you have created, whether they are original, public domain works or new engravings of scores.

I have been concentrating on public domain works and looking at either faithful reproductions or amending bits of the harmony or instrumentation.

I have also been exploring creating scores for solo guitar that have both musical notation and tablature, alongside a different version that is pure guitar tablature using rhythmic notation on the tablature since there is no longer a rhythmic guide from the standard notation.

Here are a couple of examples of some small parts.

First standard notation and tablature


and then just tablature with rhythmic notation

I have been enjoying this immensely and learning a lot about creating and engraving scores in Dorico. It has been a lot of fun and ultimately will hopefully build some sort of small passive income.

I am very excited about continuing this and building a catalogue, learning more about score engraving, composition, arranging, and orchestrating for different ensembles. Baby steps first though.

You can see some of the scores that I have been arranging – just a few at the moment – on Sheet Music Direct. Here is my catalogue page.


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I’m Julian — composer‑educator and the creator of PhysMuse. I share my journey through music engraving, theory, and creative study, building clear, beautiful resources for musicians and learners. This blog is where I document the process, the experiments, and the things I’m learning along the way.