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Subject: Re: [Finale] 8va, 8va, loco
> I have seen the system you mention used by many composers at IRCAM in
Paris.
> With four staves they cover all the range of the piano and avoid having
more
> than 2 ledger lines.
>
> Javier R
I have seen the system you mention used by many composers at IRCAM in Paris.
With four staves they cover all the range of the piano and avoid having more
than 2 ledger lines.
Javier Ruiz.
> Dennis:
>
>> Like most pianists in contemporary music, this one is familiar with the 8va
>> treble clef --
Dennis:
Like most pianists in contemporary music, this one is familiar with the 8va
treble clef -- but he finds the Finale clef's '8' too small (and I agree).
A bolder clef alteration would be welcome, if anyone has access to one. I
might resort to designing a special 8va treble and 8va bass for
On Saturday, December 7, 2002, at 10:19 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
Thanks to all who made suggestions about this problem.
Like most pianists in contemporary music, this one is familiar with
the 8va
treble clef -- but he finds the Finale clef's '8' too small (and I
agree).
A bolder clef
Thanks to all who made suggestions about this problem.
Like most pianists in contemporary music, this one is familiar with the 8va
treble clef -- but he finds the Finale clef's '8' too small (and I agree).
A bolder clef alteration would be welcome, if anyone has access to one. I
might resort to de
>> Is there an accepted way to indicate that most of a piece is played 8va
>> except for certain areas played 15ma and other areas played loco? (Or,
>> maybe, is there just a better 8va treble clef available in somebody's font?)
>
> Can't quote any "rules," but as a practical matter,
>
> 1. I wo
Denniswrote:
>
>Is there an accepted way to indicate that most of a piece is played 8va
>except for certain areas played 15ma and other areas played loco? (Or,
>maybe, is there just a better 8va treble clef available in somebody's font?)
Can't quote any "rules," but as a practical matter,
1. I w
I have a piece where almost the entire right hand of a piano part in one
prelude is 8va. However, there are a few occasions where it jumps an octave
higher (too many ledger lines) and lower (enough to cause ledger lines
below the staff).
There seems to be a clarity issue no matter whether I use an
Hi folks,
I have a sort of practical notational question. I need to avoid ledger
lines and dashes.
I have a piece where almost the entire right hand of a piano part in one
prelude is 8va. However, there are a few occasions where it jumps an octave
higher (too many ledger lines) and lower (enough
