On Fri, 14 May 2004, David H. Bailey wrote:
This raises a totally tangential issue -- why aren't more clefs taught
in music lessons at an earlier point? Why is it only those who seem
destined for collegiate music study who ever are taught about clefs?
As a public school instrumental music
I'm using it on Big Band files, no problems at all. Faster entries, easy switch of any stave from transposition to Concert Pitch and back, much faster printing.
I have not tried Unicode for lyrics yet.
Jean
___
Finale mailing list
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oh yeah! My GAS levels are extremely high also. (I have a friend who´s
offering me a 2x2ghz at 2400 euros and I am about to say yes..).
Thank God there is no MAC OS X version of Tetris therefore I have to keep my
old G4.
LOL, Javier.
The only good thing about all of this is it's forcing me to
Query: What about modern music? If I write a trombone part
in alto clef, will it be tacitly understood that it is an alto trombone
part?
___
Finale mailing list
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
This raises a totally tangential issue -- why aren't more clefs taught
in music lessons at an earlier point? Why is it only those who seem
destined for collegiate music study who ever are taught about clefs?
Question for you, David -- you play trombone, right? Most woodwinds only
need to know
Michael Simpson wrote:
Query: What about modern music? If I write a trombone part in alto
clef, will it be tacitly understood that it is an alto trombone part?
If you want a part played on alto trombone, put that at the top.
cd
___
Finale mailing list
At 9:13 PM +0200 5/14/04, d. collins wrote:
John Howell écrit:
Andrew is exactly right, and the use of alto, tenor and bass clefs
for alto, tenor and bass trombones lasted through the end of the
19th century in orchestral music. A more pertinent question,
however, might be what clefs to use
Title: [Finale] Re: Trombone clef in early
music
Query: What about modern music?
If I write a trombone part in alto clef, will it be tacitly understood
that it is an alto trombone part?
No. Alto clef for trombone parts is purely a historical
convention, and these parts may be played on alto OR
Dennis, I really don't think you want to jump ship to Sibelius, for two
major reasons:
1) The copy protection on Sibelius is similar to that for Finale 2004 -
in some ways more liberal, in some ways less, but more similar than not.
2) Sibelius is less feature-rich for your music than Finale is.
Hi Jörg, Weldon, and David,
Thanks for this discussion. I've been meaning to get this working here
and this finally gave me the impetus to do it.
Cut and paste works - as does typing directly - if you set up a Windows
keyboard for the language you're using. I've tested this on Windows XP
with
10 matches
Mail list logo
