Yep, the FUGHETTA has it, BUT it is based on Petrucci (ugh;-)
Also,Blake Hodgetts seems an absent landlord as I sent him some money from
PAYPAL months ago, to no avail. FINALE (as far as i know has no way to
assign 16-quarters as a value;-(
Henry Howey
Professor of Music
Sam Houston State Unive
On Jul 15, 2006, at 11:35 PM, Henry E. Howey wrote:
I'm still transcribing early music and, though I will likely "update
the
"white" to "black" notation, I would LOVE to have a LUNGA for final
measures.
Anyone else?
Me, I suppose. I have actually written longas into several original
compo
The Fughetta font has symbols which should do what you need:
http://www.efn.org/~bch/aboutfonts.html
If, like me in the past, you want a wider maxima for ending notes, it's
straightforward to stretch the symbol with a font editor.
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Thanks for advice- and jogging the memory!
Reminds me of the time on Eastbourne
Bandstand- in 1957 (I think!) Bands of Royal Corps of Signals.
Our timpanist was frantically tuning his
timps for “Lawrence”- and completely missed the “Boss” (LtCol
John L Judd) announcing that we would
Please folks, a bit of advice.We, (Canberra City Band here in Australia) have a very tatty copy of the Maurice Jarre music for the film Lawrence of Arabia.It works wonderfully for concert band and we dig it out every couple of years and thoroughly enjoy playing it. The audience loves it too! Lookin
