I have a Web Site on Typing Productivity and, with some colleagues, have developed software add-ons to text expanders that allow for faster medical transcription or any repetitive typing. But I have much more fun with the non-Qwerty kind of keyboard and one of my hobbies for some time has been composing music. The wonderful software and hardware music tools available over the last 15 years have made this possible. I have also sung in two choruses. 


Compositions
Some piano and other pieces I've composed over the years. These were done originally with Notator on the Atari and have been converted and developed in eMagic's Logic sequencer.

Sequencers / Notation programs  
List of software programs to "wordprocess" your music, for anyone who is interested in composing. These programs can do much more too. There are dozens of them, ranging from ones that are free to those costing $500-600. Some emphasize scoring, some the audio side.

Media players and other music software
A selection of software media players like WinAmp that support formats such as MP3, MIDI, and wav.  Also a small selection of other music software - format converter, CD burner, lyric hunters.


People
A salute to my wonderful composition teachers, chorus directors, favorite composers, and others.


- Jon Knowles