Anyone familiar with the (traditional western) music notation code for HTML?
I am interested in (I think) the markup code used in standard capacity ("work in progress" or "de facto" will be fine) in HTML or XHTML, possibly on the Internet. The closer to the actual semantics, the better: this is the markup of the alphanumeric recording of musical notes (A, B, C ...), which looks in the traditional way as a note and musical notes and inscriptions above it, and perhaps some inscriptions below in songs.
I know that the notation symbols have already been encoded and that there is some work in the "Music Markup Language" in XML.
But when I checked the code for musical scores on web pages (and even epub files), everything that was in them was connected with images. This will help me just check the code on web pages that used a semantic approach: I could not find it. It seems a little strange that such an old and widespread notation did not find its way into HTML.
(I'm not a musician, this is a kind of research for my relative, who himself is a musician.)
CHANGE THIS MORE ACCURACY: The industry standard in (western traditional designation) for recording and editing music seems to be Finale and Sibelius. Musescore is a well-known open source alternative, and they are all compatible by following Music XML.
To narrow it down, I would be interested to have existing software: - it can be used in an HTML or XHTML environment - it displays a high-quality scalable traditional musical composition - it is based on standards (to avoid proprietary software for processing code) - it uses code notation, as much as possible a possible platform to be compatible with large (western) music editors (e.g. Music XML).
One idea would be to create a laptop containing several pieces of music (points) for personal use on mobile devices that can be read and used by musicians; a separate part must be exported (via the semantic code) for sharing with others [who may be interested in making their own changes / understandings]. I would like this to be HTML based in order to achieve complete platform independence.
The best solution I could use is to have (1) a musical XML code, (2) use a music editor to import it, (3) create an SVG, (4) insert an SVG into HTML / XHTML. The code and the SVG must be connected in some way (albeit a db or link inside the document).
Perhaps this is too specific, I would be interested in any idea or idea of how to execute an epub HTML notepad.