At 06:37 AM 03/19/2005, dhbailey wrote: >Aaron Sherber wrote: >> Better: When you point out a wrong note in the (Finale-generated) part >> and are told, "No, I checked the score, and it's the same note there." >> > >Well, that is a bit more difficult, isn't it? Especially for new works >for which there are no historical sources to check. It's one thing to >find a wrong note in a modern engraving of a Mozart symphony, but it's a >completely different thing to find a wrong note in a brand new work. >Perhaps the composer wants that effect.
Sorry, my earlier post was too brief. I was writing from the perspective of conductor and arranger/editor. I will occasionally point out a wrong note in the parts which I myself prepared in Finale and will be told by the player that he looked in my score during the break and found the same note there.
Aaron.
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