Is there a program for Mac computers that plays .mus files?

What the title said.

This is quite tricky because a number of programs use (or used) mus as a file extension, but the different formats were mutually incompatible. This means that you could try a program which apparently creates mus files, but may find that it can't open mus files created by a different app.  Most frustrating.
Melody Assistant is sometimes listed as being able to open mus files.  Well, I just tried downloading some mus files and opening them with Melody Assistant, but that failed due to incompatible format.  Maybe Melody Assistant's big sister Harmony Assistant will be able to open them, but I don't have HA installed. 
No joy I'm afraid
Bob
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