> "...In a few cases the actual sounding notes in a > scordatura piece are given by the composer, and the player must work > out his own fingering [examples given], but 'sounding-notation' is > impractical for the player, and consequently it has seldom been used."
'Actual sounding notes' is the most common way of notating guitar music with scordaturas - the most frequent are: sixth string down to D, and third string down to F sharp (produces the same string intervals as Renaissance lute). Anything much more complicated, e.g. DADGAD, in odd tunings is usually in tablature, . Richard Yates _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list Finale@shsu.edu http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
