Here are my two newest music fonts for Dorico: “Da Capo” and “Da Capo Light”, two SMuFL featuring almost 2700 symbols. Da Capo Light font is a lighter version of Da Capo, please browse the pdf links below for comparison:
The overall design is inspired from some old classical piano books I’ve on my library since I was 10 years old. I hope you like my nw design.
Da Capo & Da Capo Light SMuFL fonts are now available:
Thanks @Stephen_Taylor, glad that you like my design. I will soon produce a light version of my Scordatura font too. Will keep you tuned.
Type Design is my passion beside many other passions, when I am tired teaching jazz theory and jazz piano, doing arrangements, recordings, I find myself designing new fonts for my clients, and my own purpose and for fun too! Especially, developing an engraver music font is a bit harder, lot of calculations, balancing and harmonizing curves, but it’s an Art! just like music.
Just like all your other fonts, these are beautiful. You have a real skill for this. I am trying to purchase this on your website right now, but it I am having trouble. I purchased the others through notation central, but I don’t think this one is available there yet?
Hi Chase, thanks a lot for your interest about my NorFonts, I’m trying to fix the checkout process though my website, I will notify you when it goes well. My apologies…
Hi Nor! I’ve used it to finalize my rendition of Rota’s Aladino piano score (short version in French) and your font is really beautiful. Thank you so much for this work.
Do you happen to have a complete glyph list/chart you can share? I’d love to see what less common glyphs (for avant-garde notation applications) are in this font and Scordatura. Thanks!