Re: [Finale] OT: Best Works of the 1920s

2005-03-09 Thread Roger Julià Satorra
I would say A Colour Symphony by (Sir) Artur Bliss. Was composed in 1922 and
revised on 1932. Incredible composition and orchestration!

Roger
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[Finale] Chord symbol

2005-03-05 Thread Roger Julià Satorra
Hello,

How can I write a chord such as C/Bb7 ? When doing so, finale removes the 7
of the Bb. 

Thanks,
Roger
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Re: [Finale] Chord symbol

2005-03-05 Thread Roger Julià Satorra
No, what I want is a Bb7 (9, +11, 13), it's easier to write C/Bb7, but not by
finale!

Roger

-- Guy Hayden[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
 Your chord is written incorrectly.  If you want a Bb7 over a
 C bass then you 
 must reverse the order to Bb7/C
 
 Guy Hayden
 
 - Original Message - 
 From: Roger Julià Satorra [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: finale@shsu.edu
 Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2005 11:22 AM
 Subject: [Finale] Chord symbol
 
 
  Hello,
 
  How can I write a chord such as C/Bb7 ? When doing so,
 finale removes the 
  7
  of the Bb.
 
  Thanks,
  Roger
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Re: Re: [Finale] Chord symbol

2005-03-05 Thread Roger Julià Satorra
Yes, that's exactly what I mean. I know Bb13 (#11) would be appropriate, but
specially when writing for big band, the piano part should be written 

C
---
Bb7

I guess it's something that MUST be corrected by finale. I'm curious about
how Sibelius deals with it. I'll ask arround, jazz people prefere Sibelius
than Finale. Perhaps that's why.

Roger

-- Kurt Gnos[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
 Roger,

 /X is only for a bass note, as in Bb/C (Bb over C = Csus). 
 Do you mean:
 
 C?
 Bb7
 
 Then a Bb13 (#11) should be appropriate.
 
 Kurt
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Re: Re: [Finale] Chord symbol

2005-03-05 Thread Roger Julià Satorra
-- Darcy James Argue[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
 1) Enter two separate chords on the same beat -- C and
 Bb7 -- 
 manually drag the C up,  and draw a horizontal line
 between them.  
 (There many options for this -- if you're not picky about
 the 
 appearance, probably the easiest thing is to just use a
 smart shape 
 line).

You're right Darcy. That's what I did. I think that I'll buy Bill Duncan's
font.

Thanks,
Roger
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Re: Re: [Finale] String divisi

2005-03-04 Thread Roger Julià Satorra
-- Ken Moore[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
 B? That's a new one on me! Can anyone cite a composition
 (orch., 
 chamber, or solo) that actually requires that note from the
 cb?
 
 Also Sprach Zarathustra, in the fugue. 

You're talking about a scordatura. I'm based in Europe and it's nothing usual
for double bass to tune the 5th string to B. Always C. 

Sometimes composers want a note lower than the range of a string instrument
and then it's properly indicated that one of the strings has to be tuned down
to X (in this case the db to B).

Roger
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[Finale] New Real Book font

2005-03-02 Thread Roger Julià Satorra
Hi,

Does anyone know which is the font used in the New Real Books?

Thanks,
Roger
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Re: Re: [Finale] The ARCHIVE Password

2005-01-29 Thread Roger Julià Satorra
-- dhbailey[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  
 But now that your e-mail is out there on the marketed spam
 lists, 
 nothing any archive is going to do will change that.

That's provably true, but new members who haven't post yet and who don't
receive spam can post here and get infected by spam. Also, I'm sure that part
of the members who don't post is just for this reason. I think that I had just
posted one reply when I realized that it was public. From then I thought that
I wouldn't post here unless this policy of having the arcive open to
everybody changed. 

Roger
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Re: [Finale] Ossia

2004-10-22 Thread Roger Julià Satorra
Hello,

The same happens to me. The notes in the ossia measure mantain the same
intervalic relation (diatonically) than the original, but change the notes. 

Roger

-- Gerry Kirk[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 
 I have created several Ossia measures. When I change
 notation in the 
 scratch staff, the notes also change in the Ossia measure.
 What am I 
 doing wrong? I can't find a mirror solution in the on-line
 help 
 manual.
 
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Re: [Finale] 8. RE: OT: Websites with music (audio)

2004-10-18 Thread Roger Julià Satorra
Hello Matthew,

At my website http://www.rogerjulia.com you will find more than 30 minutes of
MP3 files, clasified in orchestral music and non orchestral music. 

I hope that it is of your interest,
Roger

 Dear List Members,
 
 I'm currently teaching a Sound and Music for Multimedia
 course, and would
 like to show the students some examples of how music and
 sound has been
 integrated into websites.  So if anyone has a website that
 they would like
 me to plug, please feel free to let me know!
 
 (Or if they know of any other sites that are particularly
 good or bad...)
 
 Thanks for any input received,
 
 Matthew
 
 
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