Mozart 9 provides users with a large list of templates from which to construct musical compositions.  All of the major ensemble types are included as well as many specialized or regional ensembles such as Crumbhorn Quartets.  The interface is rather spartan, but this can be a benefit as well as a hinderance.  All of the needed buttons to edit the music are available at all times without having to search through lengthy menus.  Notehead shapes are easily changed with a simple click of the mouse.  All of the basic necessities are included such as stem direction, mordents, glissandi, triplets, etc.

Mozart 9 also provides users with the ability to publish their scores online to visitors that choose to download and install the free Mozart Player.  This free software package (PC only) allows users without Mozart 9 on their computer to open, play, and print files produced by other Mozart users.

While Mozart Music is not as fully featured or visually stunning as its competitors it does provide a great deal of versatility at a much lower overall price tag.  Those that are interested should download the free thirty day trial version of the software from the Mozart web site.