Probably not. It looked like a lot late at night, especially after I had
added all the articulations.
Crystal Premo
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Double flats
Date: Sun, 19 Dec 2004 21:04:38 +0100
Crystal Premo écrit:
I intend to supply the client with the song in C, with all the double
flats, and with the double flats changed. In this way, she will have the
best of both worlds.
Double flats in C? I was expecting some wild key with a half a dozen flats
in the key signature...
People who ask me for transpositions are very frequently not the most
skilled singers and are participating in musical theatre on a less
sophisticated level than the discussion about this topic is being
conducted.
Given this, is there a simpler way to achieve altering the double flats
other than manually?
Options, Enharmonic Spelling: you can edit the "spellings" there and then
"retranscribe" the piece (but you might have to rebeam it afterwards). And
then I'm not sure if this will take care of it, since there aren't normally
any double flats in C. Perhaps it is easier to change them manually. Are
there that many?
Dennis
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