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I wonder what software they used for that! I've seen people suggest using Finale, by turning the page upside down, and using upside-down symbols! This looks more like plate engraving than digital engraving. Achieving this wouldn't be that hard since the engraver would only need to flip some of the ...

I would like to make a score that looks like SCORE. Could you help me with some examples for ties engraving rules? I'm quite new in Sibelius ... :-) As the first step I would avoid using Opus font and change it to Wolfgang. For slurs and ties, as benwiggy said, there are various settings that you c...

sotto voce --?

MichelRE wrote: ↑

09 Jul 2022, 23:28

I've never been mobbed by an audience after a concert before!

I am guessing it is because we fixed this "solo to tutti question"!

Lovely to hear, and good luck!

Here is the verbatim copy, in the case it disappears: Armenian Chant ● LimonjianNotation  – font developed by Ruben Tarumian and sponsored by the  Vem Cultural and Educational Foundation ; accompanying handbook,  A Brief Guide To Armenian Musical Notation , written by Seda Stamboltsyan. Braille Musi...

"Braille Music" -- now I recall the great composer Joaquín Rodrigo. As a child he lost his sight caused by a disease. Yet, he managed to learn several instruments and develop his own braille for music. He composed the entire opus, including orchestral compositions, totally blind.

when would you use extenders in lyrics? sein. ______ Melisima.png Is there a general rule? Somehow the information of the duration is in the slur. For me it looks nice and full. what would you say? Thank you for all input! As far as I know, it follows both the slur and/or the tie, and the line fini...

Here-below is an excerpt of ‘Gaspard de la Nuit’ from Ravel (Durand Publisher), one of the most famous classical piano pieces of all times. How much time will it take for you to learn how to play without error those few measures to the indicated tempo – moderato ? Well, I guess - a several years? J...

At first glance I believed it was a percussion part from Varese's "Ameriques".