Perhaps it would not be beyond the pale (sp?) to give credit on a score
to the engraver, as well as composer, arr., etc. After all, it is
artistry, no?
Dean
On Jan 25, 2005, at 7:12 AM, Michael L. Meyer wrote:
Hey y’all --
Sorry for the OT post, but I figured it was a happy one so no one
would mind. I was at rehearsal last night, and got curious. Did
anybody on this list engrave the Vaughan Williams’ Dona Nobis Pacem
choral score for Oxford University Press? I’m only curious because I
wanted to say thanks and congrats ... it is one of the best-looking,
easiest-to-read, neatest choral scores I’ve ever seen. Which is
especially lovely to see considering the difficulty of the actual
music.
Unless it was a Sibelius person ... I don’t subscribe to that list.
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I know what public school music has done for me. I have witnessed the
journey it has provided my daughter and hundreds of other students I
have been fortunate enough to teach. I am both amazed and outraged that
there are those who would knowingly disenfranchise generations of
humans by excising the practice and inculcation of an entire heritage
from our children’s curricula.
Dean M. Estabrook
Retired Church Musician
Composer, Arranger
Adjudicator
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