They are usually written as arabic numbers: 7, 8, 9 often with x for
10, ii for 11 etc.
V for 11, that is?
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On Dec 8, 2007, at 3:09 AM, Eric Crouch wrote:
I can't think how diapasons are notated in Italian tablature as I
think I've only ever seen 6 string Italian tab.
They are usually written as arabic numbers: 7, 8, 9 often with x for
10, ii for 11 etc.
Ed Durbrow
Saitama, Japan
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As much as I love Sibelius, the Tab is is a drag.
Export to midi, and pick it up in Fronimo!
dt
At 09:38 AM 12/7/2007, you wrote:
Dear All,
Anyone got any helpful tips on inserting diapason strings into Italian
lute tablature on Sibelius 5 ? The solution they give just doesn't
look very
Dear All,
Anyone got any helpful tips on inserting diapason strings into Italian
lute tablature on Sibelius 5 ? The solution they give just doesn't
look very good !
Thanks,
Elly
MMus Student
University of Edinburgh
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My music school gave me Sibelius. So, curious about its tablature
capabilities I intabulated some simple 6-course lute piece (Bach's first
invention set for two lutes). All automatic, very intuitive, but I see the
same limitations I encounter when using Finale (my usual choice) for more
Was someone on this list working on Sibelius? I discovered I can
crossgrade to Sibelius for $150 and was wondering if it will be the
magic bullet I need.
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Hi all,
I was wondering if there are users of the Sibelius G7 program and how well
it works for Renaissance lute,
Thanks,
Alain
