Well, if you can't transpose at sight yourself and you haven't got time to write it out in full then you have several options.
First, learn to play it in the original key, then write the chord symbols in the NEW key above the piano part and learn to play your own arrangement in the new key. This is the best option for your development as a musician. Second, get a student to write it out in full; he/she will do it cheap. Third, as David Kastrup said, you could borrow or rent a keyboard (and amp/speakers?) with a transpose button for the performance. Of course it depends on whether that's appropriate for the gig. Fourth, hire a more experienced musician to play/transpose it for the performance. Finally, if none of the above work, get back to me to write it out for you. This will be the most expensive option. My advice is, if you can't manage option one then hire the more experienced pianist. All the best, Gerard On Sun, Jul 29, 2012 at 5:57 AM, Rosel Labone <[email protected]>wrote: > Hello oh helpful, lovely people of LilyPond Land! > > I just purchased two Kurt Weill pieces but they are in the wrong key. I > need them transposed before next Saturday, or I need someone who already > has them in the correct key?? > > The pieces are: > > Pirate Jenny - needs to be transposed from A minor a tone lower, to G minor > Solomon Song - need to be transposed to F# major > > I can forward you the PDFs if you can help me out... > > This is a matter of some urgency and anyone who can help will have my > undying devotion! > > Thank you in advance, > > Rosel > > _______________________________________________ > lilypond-user mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user > >
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