In a message dated 28/05/2003 05:47:37 GMT Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
in matters where an old practice and a new one are equally clear, I
often prefer the older or more traditional method.
I'm sorry, I don't find the two methods equally clear.
I find the new method of not naturaliz
[Giz Bowe:]
>>Hi, Jim -- do I understand you correctly: that you would "naturalize" the
>>outgoing key signature in addition to the new key signature? That is, going
>>from Bb to G you'd naturalize the Bb & Eb and put F#?
[Mark D. Lew:]
>Jim can speak for himself, but yes, what you describe is t
Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
> Huh? Finale doesn't automatically put
> in courtesy accidentals at all, with
> or without parentheses, unless you
> invoke the Cautionary Accidentals
> plugin, ...
>
> Or are you referring to something else?
I do my note entry in standard entry. When I see the
At 4:43 PM -0700 5/27/03, James O'Briant wrote:
Giz Bowe wrote, in part:
I do like courtesy accidentals for notes, and
I like to see them in parens.
What's your "house style" here?
I prefer them in parentheses as well, but since Finale doesn't
automatically put them in
parentheses, that's OK w
Giz Bowe wrote, in part:
> do I understand you correctly: that you
> would "naturalize" the outgoing key signature
> in addition to the new key signature? That is,
> going from Bb to G you'd naturalize the Bb &
> Eb and put F#?
Yes.
> Some of the other posts here suggest that
> using courte
At 3:56 PM 05/27/03, Giz Bowe wrote:
>Hi, Jim -- do I understand you correctly: that you would "naturalize" the
>outgoing key signature in addition to the new key signature? That is, going
>from Bb to G you'd naturalize the Bb & Eb and put F#?
Jim can speak for himself, but yes, what you describe
Hi, Jim -- do I understand you correctly: that you would "naturalize" the
outgoing key signature in addition to the new key signature? That is, going
from Bb to G you'd naturalize the Bb & Eb and put F#?
I'm not trying to be argumentative -- just trying to get a professional
opinion on common p
Somehow, I just can't understand all this desire to do everything
differently, just for the sake of making a change or developing an
individual engraving style!
If music is tonal, it needs a key signature. Printing it with no key
signature, and with accidentals, only provides an obstacle to goo
