Hi all, I have a large job for a composer whose work is being done by an orchestra in Germany.
Normally I set up my parts scaled to 100% for Arch A and let the receiving organization print the PDFs to their taste, which scale well to Letter (8.5x11), Arch A (9x12), Music (10x13), 11R (11x14), or one of the ISO sizes. In this case, the composer tells me the orchestra is expecting actual paper parts, not PDFs. The only time I actual sent paper parts in the past 10 years was in 2004 to a U.S. orchestra that wanted Letter size. I went to the MOLA site to check for international paper size recommendations, but all I get is "this account has been suspended". First question: Can anyone offer advice as to what size would a German orchestra typically use for its parts, and any quirks I should watch out for? The composer sent me his pencil score reproduced on thicker-than-normal paper. I've been working on the parts (which are due before the score) and the toner is quite worn and flaking off now. Second question: Can anyone recommend a printer or copy shop in Manhattan that deals in copying at archival temperatures, so it will fix the toner to this thicker paper? Thanks, Dennis _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
