Hi all,
I know there are some people here on a Concert Band list; can you let
me know the name so I can subscribe? I am now director of my school's
concert band and many of our arrangements have missing parts; I need
to know what the resources are for finding replacement parts for out-
I am currently working on a section where individual groups of string
players repeat different patterns until the conductor cuts them off. This
calls for placing individual repeat signs on several staves, many of which
don't line up with one another. I looked through the manual to find out
how to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] / 08.1.23 / 3:16 PM wrote:
I am currently working on a section where individual groups of string
players repeat different patterns until the conductor cuts them off. This
calls for placing individual repeat signs on several staves, many of which
don't line up with one another. I
You can now do this with a staff stye that will hide the repeat on
the staves where you do not want them to show.
On Jan 23, 2008, at 2:50 PM, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] / 08.1.23 / 3:16 PM wrote:
I am currently working on a section where individual groups of string
players
Christopher Smith wrote:
Hi all,
I know there are some people here on a Concert Band list; can you let me
know the name so I can subscribe? I am now director of my school's
concert band and many of our arrangements have missing parts; I need to
know what the resources are for finding
Good Day:
I see this expression used on a lot of instrumental parts in the baroque.
Does it mean, extra or optional part?
Thanks!
--
Kim Patrick Clow
Early Music enthusiasts think outside the Bachs!
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I did a transposition from E minor to Eb minor. Finale converted all
the C chords to B. Is there a way to globally change them to Cb?
Richard
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At 9:36 AM -0500 1/23/08, Christopher Smith wrote:
Hi all,
I know there are some people here on a Concert Band list; can you
let me know the name so I can subscribe? I am now director of my
school's concert band and many of our arrangements have missing
parts; I need to know what the
On Jan 23, 2008, at 2:42 PM, Richard Huggins wrote:
I did a transposition from E minor to Eb minor. Finale converted
all the C chords to B. Is there a way to globally change them to Cb?
In the Chord menu, turn off Simplify Spelling.
Christopher
Although, I would add, this is really not recommend. Rhythm section
players *hate* to see Cb's, Fb's, E#'s and B#'s as the root of a chord
in a chord symbol, even if they are technically correct. We are
much more used to seeing the bIV chord in Eb min. spelled as B7.
Seeing Cb7 is
I suppose men of good character can disagree, and I do. I have no
hesitation at all using Cb as the root of the bVI chord in Eb minor,
and I don't believe it causes any problems.
As as for the sharps, what else is going to indicate a proper
resolution from VIIdim7/III to IIIm7 in the key
I don't see it as a dumbing down, just a recognition of what the
chord symbol vernacular actually is in jazz, not what someone thinks
it ought to be.
If you're on a session and the bass player is lost and you need to
call out a chord so they can regain their bearings, what are you going
Jeder hat seinen Geschmacht.
Ask not for who[?] the bell tolls...
Actually, I'm with you on the readability issue. Clarity and ease in
reading are the targets.
Bruce Clausen
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On Jan 23, 2008, at 6:13 PM, Christopher Smith wrote:
I suppose men of good character can disagree, and I do. I have no
hesitation at all using Cb as the root of the bVI chord in Eb minor,
and I don't believe it causes any problems.
As as for the sharps, what else is going to indicate a
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