hey folks,
I'm working on a choir piece based on Psalm 23. I'm
having trouble finding the correct syllabification of
some of the King James English words like "maketh,"
"leadeth," "restoreth," "preparest" all those "-eth" &
"-est" words. The dictionaries I have don't include
these particular form
To David Bailey:
> As a totally unasked aside -- the key signatures of
> transposed parts (in my opinion as a player of a
> transposing instrument AND as a conductor) should be
> in relationship to the key of the whole work, and
> not in an enharmonic key for ease of playing.
As a totally unasked
Hey folks,
The way Finale treats key sigs seems off to me. Maybe
it's following conventionn, maybe not. I'll write what
I want to do, and if any of you can tell me how to do
it, or if I'm "wrong", then please let me know.
I have one flat, then the key changes to 5 flats, then
later back to one. I
>I've got a G4 dual 800 and Finale runs so slow that
>is virtually useless as a tool for producing music on
>a deadline. I've tried the turning off the suggested
>list of auto features, not using lyrics and changing
>monitor to thousands rather than millions of colors.
>Still redraw is frustratingl
Pierre,
I think "le fût" literally means "the barrel." So I
take it to mean "play on the side of the instrument."
Ryan
===
Hi all,
Do you know the right translation of "sur le cercle ou
sur le fût" : on the
rim or ???
Thanks in advance.
Pierre.
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