Cantabile Font Family by Harold's Fonts

About:

Cantabile began as a “modern,” Bodoni, or Didot style. I removed serifs and added balls along the lines of a sort of upright, swash italic. I was thinking Postmodern, but it’s more fun than that, vaguely musical. Hence the name, which has four syllables and is an Italian musical term for “singingly.”

Each regular font includes caps, lower case, numbers, punctuation, and international characters. The alternates fonts have certain special characters which replace ordinary characters as indicated above.