In order to compile the score process AG.MTX with MTX, PMX and MUSIXTEX. 
Than uses the following instructions for to generate PS and PDF file.

Extract the parts with SCOR2PRT, than combine all parts in one file by 
process AGPR.TEX (N.B. the harpsicord part is ignored).

The score uses the type 1 postscript slurs. 
In order to obtain the normal bitmap slurs you have to comment lines 27-29 
in the file ag.mtx.
Otherwise here is an explanation for to compile the sources with type 1 
slurs that I take from Christian Mondrup (thanks Christian!).

Due to the slurs being postscript based the final pdf scores can't be made
with pdftex or dvipdfm. Instead a postscript score has been generated with
dvips with an 'extra' command line option -Ptype1 referencing a dvips
configuration file config.type1 which I've added to the dvips configuration
directory (/usr/share/texmf/dvips/config in my case). The content of
config.type1, based on the file 'config.generic', is:


%
% start of type 1 config file
%
% This is a config file for dvips 5.85(k) and teTeX. Created on Aug 25 1999
% by Giuseppe Ghibò <ghibo@linux-mandrake.com>. It is intended to create
% PostScript output for a 'generic' PostScript printer (resolution
% indipendent if possible). Type 1 fonts are used if found. It could be used
% together with -D option in dvips command line without having to create 
% PK fonts for proper resolution. Of course if a font is not found in 
% Type 1 format, it is tried in PK, using 'linotzzh' as METAFONT mode.

% Default Memory
m 4000000

% Default is to save output as file.
o

% Default resolution.
D 2540

% Default METAFONT mode
M linotzzh

% This is for using Type 1 fonts where possibile.
p +bsr.map
p +bsr-interpolated.map
p +hoekwater.map
p +xypic.map
p +marvosym.map
p +omega.map
p +utopia.map
p +charter.map
p +musix.map
p +old-feta.map

% Last resort sizes.
R 600
%
% end of type 1 config file
%

If you're using the beta versions 0.53x of M-Tx you'll have to edit mtx.tex
such that the statement \input musixps is added somewhere *before* the
statement \input musixlyr. This may not be necessary with future versions of
musixps.