Analyze Orchestral Scores
with Precision
A tool for musicologists, students, and composers. Upload MusicXML files, annotate sections with texture types and layers, and export to Excel or CSV.
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Why Cubby Score?
The structured way to analyze and document orchestral textures
MusicXML Support
Upload MusicXML files (.xml, .musicxml, .mxl) and automatically extract title, composer, instruments, and bar count from your orchestral scores.
Texture Annotation
Annotate sections with texture types (Monophonic, Homophonic, Polyphonic, Melody & Accompaniment) and add multiple layers with instrumentation details.
Export to Excel & CSV
Export your complete analysis to Excel or CSV for further study. Save your work as JSON to resume later.
How It Works
Get started in three simple steps
Upload MusicXML
Drag and drop your MusicXML file (.xml, .musicxml, or .mxl). The app extracts title, composer, instruments, and bar count automatically.
Annotate Sections
Define bar ranges, select texture types (Homophonic, Polyphonic, etc.), and add layers with instrumentation details for each section.
Export Analysis
Export your complete analysis to Excel or CSV. Use the Orchestration Grid to visualize instruments across bars, color-coded by texture.
See It In Action
A glimpse of the Cubby Score analysis features
Score Information
Section Annotation
Orchestration Grid
Export Options
Get Cubby Score
Free and open source. Available for macOS and Windows.
macOS
macOS 10.15+
Cubby.Score-1.0.0-arm64.dmg
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