Re: [Finale] No key signature on contemporary score

[David H. Bailey]

If you just hide the key signature of the transposing instruments, 
you'll need to be sure every accidental shows in the appropriate places, 
which might make a real mess.

Better to use chromatic transposition for the transposing instruments 
rather than the Key Signature transposition.



Glenn Adams wrote:

Hello,

I originally sent this using a different email address and it was sent in
for moderator approval, so my apologies if it's posted twice to the list.
I'm trying to decide the best way to do a contemporary score with no key
signature. If the score is set to the key of C, all the transposing
instruments will have a key signature, so I'm assuming the best way to do
this is to hide the key signature of the transposing instruments. I guess
I'd just like to get some confirmation that this is the best way. Thanks!
Cheers,

Glenn Adams



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