Hello Mark, > I have been contacted by an opera company which is looking for an accomplished > LilyPond coder to work on materials for a Charpentier opera. > > The opera was originally engraved in LilyPond by Nicolas Sceaux, who has agreed > to supply his source files. The job is to replace the French text with an > English translation, as well as some editorial changes (updating to use modern > clefs, etc.). > > There is a fairly tight leadtime on this - rehearsals start at the end of this > month. The work will be paid, fee to be negotiated. > > Please let me know if you are interested and I will put you in touch directly.
That should be fairly trivial work (as far as I can tell, not knowing Nicolas’ source), unless we are talking about actually translating the text. To really assess feasibility one would need to see the score, but I am positive that this should be doable in one day or two days (plus some time for proof reading). If it is needed asap I could probably do it this weekend, although I am not too keen about dealing with the whole negotiation-and-tax-declaration stuff. So depending on the effort I’d rather do it for free or prefer someone else to do it. But I would be available if needed. Cheers, Tina
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