>> The font should cover the most important languages used for
>> `classical' vocal music, especially operas. This includes Italian,
>> German, French, Czech (e.g. Dvořák), Russian (in Cyrillic),
>> English, probably Hungarian (Bartók). Today it's common that the
>> original language is typeset in upright shape, and a translation in
>> italic, but sometimes it's vice versa.
>>
>> I've also seen a transliteration (using IPA) instead of a
>> translation, so covering the IPA characters for the above languages
>> would be useful also.
>
> Assuming 4 styles (reg bold italic bold-italic) for that character
> set, I'd estimate $40,000 is a minimum.
Thanks. However, I have to look up the literature whether bold and
bold-italic are ever used. Or maybe others have already links to such
a usage?
Werner
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