an 8.5X11 inch page; most (American)
publishers would prefer 9X12 or 10X13
Third system on page 3: very poor alignment of accidentals
I could go on, but I've probably been way too negative already :)
None of the publishers I work for would accept this, sorry.
Ronald M. Krentzman
R&am
an ersatz scroll
view.
Interestingly, the original version of Sibelius (which ran on the Acorn
computer system) had this feature.
Ronald M. Krentzman
R&M Music Preparation
At 01:00 PM 9/26/2003 +1000, Matthew Hindson Fastmail Acct wrote:
>There is still no scroll view. You realise how good
, which to
my eye is far superior.
Ronald M. Krentzman
R&M Music Preparation
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Mario Aschauer
Sent: Wednesday, September 03, 2003 6:19 PM
To: 'Finale List'
Subject: [Finale] Fonts
Dear fellow listers,
Andrew Stiller wrote:
Oh dear. Do you really think 18th-c. players (not 17th, NB) of the
2nd Brandenburg Concerto would be "amazed at the virtuosity" of
today's trumpeters? Rather the reverse, I should think. "They need
*valves*? What wimps!"
I was talking about all instruments, not just the trum
uin my embouchure" and that he would refuse to teach
me any further. When a few months later I decided to take up the
*bassoon,* I didn't even bother him w. it but simply discontinued my
lessons with him.
Well, now at least we know where you're coming fro
And yet we're supposedly champing at the bit to play basset horn? (Which is
just an alto clarinet in F with an extended range).
BTW, every major orchestra has an Eb/assistant principal position. Haven't
seen too many alto clarinet openings lately... ;)
Ronald M. Krentzman
R&M Mus
Please don't generalize. Some of us prefer Eb to Bass!
Ronald M. Krentzman
R&M Music Preparation
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Tim Thompson
Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 12:28 PM
To: finale list
Subject: Re: [Finale] Doubling
reeds for a 15 minute piece where I may be
heard only for 10 seconds. And if I am the principal oboe, I am not going to
go out and spend $8,000 on an English Horn just so I can play the
Philosopher. That's what assistant principals are for.
What you are saying may be true for a community orches
lliamson's staff spacing plug-in is very helpful for accomplishing this.
Remember that your score has to be optimized (whether you remove staves or
not) for you to be able to move a system's staff individually.
Ronald M. Krentzman
R&M Music Preparation
-Original Message
In the
smart shape options you can specify any symbol you like for “octave down”.
There are several third party fonts, such as those by Ansgar Krause, that may
have what you are looking for.
Ronald M. Krentzman
R&M Music Preparation
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Message-
From:
[E
You could tell Finale not to simplify the key (in the staff
attributes>transposition dialog).
However, why write for A clarinet in such a difficult key
when you could write it in Bb major for Bb Clarinet? As a clarinetist, I can
tell you that many players would do that anyway as long as t
want to put in your contract some language about hiring a
third-party proofreader (highly recommended).
Good luck,
Ronald M. Krentzman
R&M Music Preparation
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Vincent Cordel
> Sent: Fri
I have both on my PC and have had no problems.
Ronald M. Krentzman
R&M Music Preparation
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Dr. Gordon J. Callon
> Sent: Sunday, December 01, 2002 9:35 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yes, Selmer makes one. I believe you can purchase one for a mere $7000 or
so. Isn't that Suite a great piece (I assume you mean the Op.29)? I've never
played the Bass part but I have done the other two. One of his more
accessible pieces IMHO.
Ronald M. Krentzman
R&M Mus
re
thinking of some other piece or some other composer? I didn't see anything
in Andriessen's catalog that matched your description.
Ronald M. Krentzman
R&M Music Preparation
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Yes there is. Simply select the area with the Mass edit tool and reapply the
spacing algorithm you have chosen to use.
Ronald M. Krentzman
R&M Music Preparation
>>
>>
> > At 8:07 PM 09/29/02, David W. Fenton wrote:
> >
> there is no command in
> Finale for
sher language that I used.
Ronald M. Krentzman
R&M Music Preparation
>
>
>
> Not page-by-page. All you have to do is specify "hide empty staves"
> for the entiure file, and wherever they aren't being used they won't
> show.
>
>
What he will have to do is create two groups of staves: one where the
Violins are divisis and one where they aren't, and then optimize away the
group he doesn't need on a page by page basis.
Pretty shabby for the "best-selling music notation program in the world",
eh?
Ron
The only problems I've had are with word extensions, and even those
> are pretty easy to solve. Am I missing something?
>
> Linda Worsley
No.
Ronald M. Krentzman
R&M Music Preparation
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As far as putting in fingerings, this guy doesn't know what he is talking
about. I am also the librarian of a large regional orchestra that performs
more than a dozen different pops programs each season. In my 16 years, I
have *never* seen pops charts with printed fingerings.
Ronald M. Kren
Yes, I have. I received my package today.
Ronald M. Krentzman
R&M Music Preparation
>
> I emailed [EMAIL PROTECTED] to get a tracking number for the
> shipment. They said that they usually send out an email with the tracking
> number when the order is actually shipped. Has an
If you have Finale 2002, there are pre-defined lines in the Custom Line tool
that should do what you want.
Ronald M. Krentzman
R&M Music Preparation
> > Giuliano Forghieri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > >
>
> Open the Articulation Selection window, then clic
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