hey robert, thanks.

the sudden change in the deadline was what put me off the most.

fair enough what you say, suppose that could make sense, but i also 
suppose they know well ahead of time what their vacation dates are... 
i doubt they change much year to year.  i know the festival they play 
in doesn't change dates, so they should have been able to 
back-calculate.

it is also the SWR orchestra, so even though it is "normal" for the 
kinds of things i work on, this group is quite used to it.  so it 
should be considered a "normal" job for them, right? 8-)


At 13:36 -0500 6/3/15, Robert Patterson wrote:
>In my orchestra, the musicians have to have access to the parts at 
>least a month ahead of time. Working back from there, the librarian 
>has to have enough time for:
>
>1. The concertmaster to decide on the bowings for Vln 1
>2. The other principal strings to bow their parts based on step#1.
>3. The librarian to copy the bowings to all the other copies of the parts.
>
>Each step depends on the previous. I'd say that Aug 15 was cutting 
>it quite close. Given what I know your work is usually like, they 
>may be wanting to have the part available for the musicians as soon 
>as they come back from break. The means steps 1, 2, & 3 will 
>probably take place during the orchestra's vacation.

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