Re: [Finale] Re: Bug Report - Chord Symbol Transposition

[Darcy James Argue]

Yeah, he has it and he's been using it for a few years now.  I'm not 
sure exactly when he made the switch from manuscript to Finale, and I'm 
not sure how complete it is -- he may still do some scores by hand.  
But most of his recent compositions have Finale scores instead of 
manuscript scores.

- Darcy

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On 26 Feb 2004, at 03:41 PM, tim-cates wrote:

McNeeley is using Finale now!?! - Yay!!!

sorry I couldn't resist, I've spent waaaay too many rehearsals trying 
to interpret his Rorschach-test manuscripts - one band I play with has 
(mostly jokingly) discussed donating him a copy - great composer - one 
of my favs - TC

On Feb 26, 2004, at 2:27 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:

I participate in the BMI jazz composers workshop in New York.  Almost 
everyone in the workshop uses Finale (including the director, Jim 
McNeely), almost everyone writes pieces without key signatures that 
also involve chord symbols and transposing instruments, and *every* 
month, at *every* reading session, at least one person forgets about 
this bug (or didn't know about it in the first place) and hands out a 
transposed part with untransposed chord symbols, and the soloist 
enters in the wrong key.
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