Re: [Finale] articulation or smart shape?

[Scott Jones]

Being a trumpet player and one who has already PLAYED the CHICAGO music 
book, you simply notate a plunger part like you would notate a stopped 
horn part using the + for closed sound and - for open sound.  We 
trumpet players who have experience already know what that means.  You 
would probably want to tell them to use a plunger for that unless it is 
too quick to get a plunger up in the players hands.  There were some 
places where we used our hands instead because there was not enough 
rest time to prepare a plunger for a quick 1-2 measure part.
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J. Scott Jones
Band/Orchestra Director/Freelance Trumpet Player-Teacher/Music Engraver

On Aug 21, 2004, at 7:01 AM, Eden - Lawrence D. wrote:
Greetings Listers,
I am working on an arrangemnet of "And All That Jazz" from Chicago.  
How
do I indicate that I want the trumpet to use a plunger?  Is there an
articulation that I can use?

I am thinking of using what looks like an upward slur before the
note...but I don't know how to make one.
FinMac 2K3 with the Jazz Font.

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