John Howell:
>Yeah,
>Wagner used bass clef, and it still confuses people.
And Strauss, and Schoenberg, and Berg, and Webern, and Stravinsky...
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Andrew Stiller wrote:
>
>This is not good advice. First of all, the bass clarinet does indeed
>use the bass clef in the traditional notation practices of many
>Central and Eastern European countries, most prominently including
>Germany and Austria. In that notation, the instrument sounds only a
>m
>I'm having a lot of trouble getting a clef change to appear in a bass
>clarinet part.
>
>Premise: I'm trying to write a bass clt. part which moves between treble
>and bass clef. I need the ability to change clefs at the beginning of a bar
>and, at other times, at the start of a measure.
>
>As b
At 04:56 PM 07/16/02, Andrew Stiller wrote:
>This is not good advice. First of all, the bass clarinet does indeed
>use the bass clef in the traditional notation practices of many
>Central and Eastern European countries, most prominently including
>Germany and Austria. In that notation, the ins
I realized after I sent the post that there is a wider world than the
band world. Sorry.
Bruce Hunter wrote:
> From: "David H. Bailey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Christopher Zello" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>
>>You've gotten a couple of good answers to the technical problem -- now
>>for the
>
>Second, be careful with what you're trying to do. Standard practice
>for bass clarinet in Bb is to write it up a major ninth, rather than
>the usual major second for regular Bb clarinet. In that case, the
>lowest written note for bass clarinet is an E below middle C, which
>doesn't really r
From: "David H. Bailey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Christopher Zello" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> You've gotten a couple of good answers to the technical problem -- now
> for the human aspect of it -- bass clarinet players don't read bass clef
> on that instrument.
Umm, some of us actually do read mo
You've gotten a couple of good answers to the technical problem -- now
for the human aspect of it -- bass clarinet players don't read bass clef
on that instrument. They expect it to be transposed to Bb, up a 9th
from sounding pitch, written in the treble clef.
So if you go to bass clef, there
On Tue, 16 July 2002, "Christopher Zello" wrote
>
> I'm having a lot of trouble getting a clef change to appear in a bass
> clarinet part.
In the Staff Attributes..Transposition dialog, uncheck "Set to Clef".
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Robert Patterson
http://RobertGPatterson.com
At 11:16 AM 07/16/02, Christopher Zello wrote:
>I'm having a lot of trouble getting a clef change to appear in a bass
>clarinet part.
>
>Premise: I'm trying to write a bass clt. part which moves between treble
>and bass clef. I need the ability to change clefs at the beginning of a bar
>an
I'm having a lot of trouble getting a clef change to appear in a bass
clarinet part.
Premise: I'm trying to write a bass clt. part which moves between treble
and bass clef. I need the ability to change clefs at the beginning of a bar
and, at other times, at the start of a measure.
As best I ca
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