Several years ago, I tried a similar approach to separate
music-work-clutter from other-computer-work-clutter, but with just
one (non-laptop) computer. I organized my office/studio around a
double cockpit, placing tables in a T configuration with the big
computer monitor at the intersection, a
Before you get too carried away in suppressing key changes in
percussion parts, please consider the following. As a percussionist,
it's helpful for me to know where the key changes in a piece are,
even if they don't affect any of the instruments I'm playing. Why?
- They give clues to the ove
I can usually see the need for standards and consistency, but in the
case of measure numbers, I favor practicality. I agree with David
Bailey that the details don't much matter as long as the score and
all of the parts agree.
Please note that sometimes a pickup occurs in the middle of a piece
