When you think that you are finished with all the parts, ie.
orchestra, choir, and piano reduction, I find it simpler to "save as"
for each score that you wish to finally have. You will need a "full
orchestra and choir", a "choir with rehearsal piano", and then
probably "Choir". That is 3 scores. Works fine for me.
tim
On Aug 31, 2010, at 5:04 PM, Dan Tillberg wrote:
All,
I am working with a piece for mixed choir and orchestra. This is the
first
time I have this combination and I am not sure how to handle a piano
reduction that I want to have with the choral score. I need to have
this in
the score while working with it, but when finalizing and printing
the parts,
choral score with the piano reduction and the full score I of course
do not
want to have the piano reduction in the final version of the "full"
score.
The most obvious way, I guess, would be to hide the piano reduction
staves
in the score prior to printing. But just use Staff Attributes and
check
"Hide staff" creates a hole in the score (if it is not on top or
bottom) and
I then need to rearrange the other staves which is not a
straightforward
thing, especially if you need to unhide the piano reduction staves
again for
additionali editing..
Another way would be to define a part with all parts except for the
desired
ones and use this as the full score. But I just have a feeling this
won't be
so easy to work with as a score.or am I wrong?
Is there a more elegant and professional way of working with this?
Using Fin2010 on Win.
Thanks
/D
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