How can I produce real-time audio output from music made with Music21. Failing that, how can i produce ANY audio output from music made with Music21 via open-source software? Thanks for the help.
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As you've seen, music21 isn't designed to be a music playback system, but it IS designed to be embedded within other playback systems or to call them from within the system. We're not planning on putting too much work into playback systems (because of the hardware support, our being a tiny research lab, the work still needing to be done on musical analysis, etc.), but your solution is so elegant that it is now included in all versions of music21 (post v1.1) as the music21.midi.realtime module. Here's an example that takes music21's ability to dynamically allocate midi channels with different pitch-bend objects in order to simulate microtonal playback (a major problem for most midi playback):
The StreamPlayer's .play() function can also take busyFunction and busyArgs and busyWaitMilliseconds arguments which specify a function to call with arguments at most every busyWaitMilliseconds (could be more if your system is slower). There is also an endFunction and endArgs that will be called at the end, in case you want to set up some sort of threaded playback. -- Myke Cuthbert (Music21 creator)
So here's what I found out. Here's a python script that works on Windows XP. It needs pygame in addition to music21.