After considerable
mucking about I offer this solution for those who have similar problems
:-
The music - Dvorak's
"Symphonie.IX.Sinfonia" E Moll - Mi Minore IV movement Opus
95.
The Part - Trumpet
II (E, Es, C)
The first half is
for E crook, then 2 measures with Es crook, then 16 measures with E crook, 16
meas. with C crook then the rest in E. (diabolical)
1. Enter all the
code as per the original.
2. Clone a copy and
file under a suitable name.
3. \transpose Es and
C measures into E (as E is the dominant crook)
This is
accomplished by inserting the code below at the
appropriate place.
\transpose e
es {
\relative
c'' ( notes in es}}
\transpose
e c {
\relative c''
( notes in c}}
4. Produce an FTP
file, then change the note code in the clone copy
to the new E transposed notes. All the code
should be suitable to play with a trumpet in E at this
stage.
5. All that remains is to \transpose the whole part to suit
the desired instrument ie:- Trumpet in Bes or A with the
code-
\transpose bes e {
\relative
c'' ( notes in e}}
Don't forget to
remove the temporary code in 3 above.
In this example I
would have preferred to transpose to suit trumpet in A & Bes as I don't cope
very well with lots of sharps and flats.
regards, Alan
Albury-Ward
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