Music
- Score paper or Manuscript paper, ruled for writing music on a five-line staff
- Sheet music or score, a written or printed representation of a musical work
- Piano-vocal score, publishing format in which sung parts are given in full, but orchestral instruments are replaced by a keyboard arrangement
- Full_score#Types, fully notated music, including pocket-sized study or miniature scores as well as full-sized scores
- By extension any piece of music, or music specifically composed for certain purposes:
- Dance score, music for a dance performance
- Film score, the music of a film
- Incidental_music#Underscore, music accompanying some other artistic work
- Scorewriters, software for digital music engraving
- Hyperscore
- Musescore
- SCORE (software)
- SmartScore
- List of scorewriters
- Score (album), a 2006 album by Dream Theater
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—Hubert H. Humphrey (1911–1978)
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We may live without friends; we may live without books;
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