The conductor (who is looking at the score) wants to know what the piece SOUNDS like....so write everyting at sounding pitch. And emphasise this on the cover "SCORE IN C" (I've yet to hear a complaint that this isn't obvious enough)
Then, you can do with the instruments what you like. Of course, give them all concert pitch parts and they'll kill you. But you can at least offer them all the 'performance' pitch which you offered in your email in the first place.
Hope this works out OK. bet it won't :p :p
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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