update anthropology (accent marks, absolute pitches)
write jazz chord symbol notation page
update intro page text to flow across multiple pages (break into multiple columns?)
clarify and standardize tempo meanings (what exactly does "bright" mean vs "fast" or "medium up" ?)
do a pass on fonts
generate indexes for author/year/type
midi generation
restructure templates to account for multiple staves easily
- possibly overhaul template system to just add %%TRANSPOSE%% manually, idk
figure out how to control stave spacing per song (via overrides)
fix spellings for half-diminished chords (use proper symbol to reduce clutter)
- very low priority: make optional
fix spellings for alt chords
fix spellings for 7sus4 / 9sus4 chords
fix ImproVoice embellishments/markings

7 steps to heaven
afro blue
all blues - (in staging)
all of you
april in paris
autumn in new york
bemsha swing
bluebird
bluesette
bright mississippi
bright size life
bye-ya
cantaloupe island
chick's tune (contrafact on you stepped out of a dream)
constellation
corcovado
driftin' - herbie hancock
e.s.p
evidence
four on six
groovin' high
hackensack
honeysuckle rose
hornin' in
i don't stand a ghost of a chance
i remember clifford
if i were a bell
impressions
in walked bud
indiana
insensatez / how insensitive
isfahan
it's only a paper moon
jackie-ing
jacky's place
jordu
just you, just me
kim
limehouse blues
linus and lucy
love Is Here To Stay
lush life
maiden voyage
minority
my favorite things
my one and only love
my romance
nagasaki
night and day
nutty
one note samba
pannonica
perdido
played twice
question & answer
red clay
reflections
rhythm-a-ning
road song
round midnight
segment - parker
skippy
solar
something tells me
song for my father
sophisticated lady
spain
speak Low
stardust
stars fell on alabama
stompin at the savoy
straight, No Chaser
swedish pastry (barney kessel)
sweet georgia bright (charles lloyd)
take five
take the 'a' train
tea for two
tenor madness
that's all
the kicker
train samba
triste
tune up
twisted blues
up jumped spring
walkin'
waltz for debby
watermelon man
well you needn't
west coast blues
when it's sleepy time down south
when your lover has gone
work
yesterdays
you (harold adamson / walter donaldson, 1939 in sonny rollins' contemporary leaders)

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