I recommend you to copy it first in the original key and leave the transposing job to Finale. Then you will have the original one copied in case his or her voice continue to lower. It is also less prone to errors.
In that case you can charge only your normal fee, plus the time you need to correct minor problems due to the transposing. You might also only copy the notes, which is probably what the pianist needs. Saludos,m Javier Ruiz. > Apologies for raising a subject which I know has been covered before but, as > has been said so often on this list, when it last appeared it wasn't relevant > to me - now it is. > > I have been asked to transpose some songs for a singer who can no longer hit > the high notes. He has the original copies and needs the piano parts > transposing to lower keys. > > What would be a reasonable fee to charge for this? (I am in UK) > > Are there any copyright implications? If so, should they be his problem or > mine? > > Thanks, > > All the best, > > Lawrence > Javier Ruiz _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
