At 10:36 PM -0400 3/24/07, Christopher Smith wrote:
On Mar 24, 2007, at 9:45 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
A ways back, there was some discussion of how to handle voiced
parts (i.e., Horn 1/2 on the same score staff) when you have a cue
note in the same measure as real notes. Perhaps somebody could
kindly remind me what the workaround for this is?
Sorry I don't remember the discussion, but it would surprise me to
have cues on a score. Normally, that sort of thing is just on the
extracted instrument parts, which of course avoids the whole
problem, assuming you are preparing separate Horn 1 and Horn 2 parts.
I take Christopher's point, of course, but must point out that it
goes against the unofficial "rule" that the conductor should see
exactly what the players see. If an instrument is missing, it's
important to know that it's cued into another part without stopping
rehearsal and having to talk about it.
John
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