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by HaraldS
10 Feb 2018, 14:19
Forum: Engraving Commentaries
Topic: Does score quality influence performance?
Replies: 7
Views: 12462

Re: Does score quality influence performance?

Score quality influences indeed several things, not only the performance of a piece: it influences on a quite subconscious level the first encounter of a musician with a work. It influences how fast, deep and willingly the musician will build up a personal link to the piece it influences how much a ...
by HaraldS
04 Feb 2017, 07:23
Forum: Digital Notation Tools
Topic: Feature Request Forum at MM
Replies: 10
Views: 12535

Re: Feature Request Forum at MM

Indeed, Michael Johnson's participation sounds promising. In the old forums, MM didn't notice or react to feature requests at all, so it's encouraging that such a dedicated forum exists and that Michael is active there on a regular basis. No one knows whether or which requested features will make th...
by HaraldS
05 Dec 2016, 11:40
Forum: Notation Rules and Standards
Topic: "Broadway Style": always 4 measures per staff?
Replies: 2
Views: 4651

"Broadway Style": always 4 measures per staff?

Hello, when playing in musical shows here in Germany, we usually get the sheet music from the US or UK publisher, which means that the music is written with 4 measures per staff. I vaguely remember that someone called that the "Broadway layout", maybe it was in one of the equally meaningfu...
by HaraldS
28 May 2016, 20:02
Forum: Digital Notation Tools
Topic: Steinberg Dorico
Replies: 49
Views: 50561

Re: Steinberg Dorico

I find it merely strange that many people obviously have confidence in a new product based on the single fact that it is new. The argument that other programs contain "20-year-old-code" seems to gain popularity. It seems obvious to me that Finale might be the target. Even if that is not th...
by HaraldS
12 Apr 2016, 14:32
Forum: Books and Sites
Topic: Paulsmeier: Notationskunde
Replies: 4
Views: 10020

Re: Paulsmeier: Notationskunde

I don't know if this book has been translated into German. Indeed it has. When I studied at the Folkwang Musikhochschule at Essen, Germany, I took the course Notationskunde with Prof.Broszka where we worked a lot with the Apel book in german. There's a german edition dating from 1960, the preface c...