At 4/15/2005 11:46 AM, Christopher Smith wrote:
>Well, this isn't a howl of outrage, but I find the tenor clef useful. >If a part on bassoon, cello, or trombone sits consistently in a range >where large numbers of ledger lines can be avoided in bass clef, I >would use it.
Notice: I only know about treble clef instruments.
But, flute (and clarinet) parts often range in multi-ledger zone places for long periods of time.
I find that much easier to read, than, say, 8va basso. I would get totally lost in such a situation.
So, I am wondering if this is also true of those above mentioned instrumentalists.
Or are we only talking about professionals?
Phil Daley < AutoDesk > http://www.conknet.com/~p_daley
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