Yes, Andrew,
I fully understand writing for natural horns without key signatures - and
even writing for a modern valved horn without key signatures if the part is
written in the key of the piece, with a simple notation that it is for horn
in that key (e.g. R. Strauss' Horn concertos were written fo
At 6:24 AM -0500 10/11/09, Timothy A. Johnson wrote:
Horns without key signature? Why? Why not notate it as G minor?
Sorry, this is not strictly Finale related, but having played the Horn for
35 years, I had not heard of such a thing until a couple weeks ago when my
son's trumpet teacher confid
On Oct 11, 2009, at 7:24 AM, Timothy A. Johnson wrote:
Horns without key signature? Why? Why not notate it as G minor?
Sorry, this is not strictly Finale related, but having played the Horn
for
35 years, I had not heard of such a thing until a couple weeks ago
when my
son's trumpet teacher
Horns without key signature? Why? Why not notate it as G minor?
Sorry, this is not strictly Finale related, but having played the Horn for
35 years, I had not heard of such a thing until a couple weeks ago when my
son's trumpet teacher confidently stated that hornists don't like key
signatures; t
Set the horn staves to independent key sig and change their key to the
key of F major. Set the staves back to Key Sig based transposition in
F.
On Thu, Oct 8, 2009 at 6:32 PM, Ryan Beard wrote:
> Mac Finale 2008.Orchestra piece in C Minor (3 flats). Horns are in F and
> should appear without a k
Mac Finale 2008.Orchestra piece in C Minor (3 flats). Horns are in F and should
appear without a key signature.I've chosen Chromatic Transposition in Staff
Attributes. Finale shows three flats in the horn staff (which isn't what I
want), so I've chosen regular transposition and hide key signatur
