NOTATIO

Ah I see. If I remember correctly, the conductor beats quarter notes here, so I'll take your advice and beam it as in the first version.
Thanks as always!
Hector.

Hi all, I need some advice about whether or not to subdivide the beaming in the final crotchet beat of my 4/4 bar. I had a look at Gould p.154, but I'm still not quite sure whether I should subdivide it or not. Not subdivided: Screen Shot 2024-09-07 at 2.35.42 pm.png Subdivided: Screen Shot 2024-09-...

Hi all,

For those who may not have seen it, here's an interesting blog entry about house style and cover design, from Henle blog.
https://blog.henle.de/en/2024/06/10/onc ... ext-cover/

Cheers,
Hector Pascal.

I, too, would be really interested in that
Hector.

Greetings all, The 42nd conference of the Major Orchestra Librarians' Association is being hosted by the Cleveland Orchestra this weekend. The Agenda outlines some fascinating talks/sessions, including many that I suspect would be of interest to those here on the notatio forum. Here's the link to th...

Hi NeeraWM, thanks! ah yes I see it now. As I am not expert in that area, I can only imagine it is something to do with the screen displaying the font... My display resolution is 30-inch (2560 × 1600). When I print my PDF it looks fine, and it looks perfect when I zoom right in on my PDF, but yes I ...

Thanks for your reply NeeraWM. 1. That is a very good question. I was curious about that as well. The Finale tremolo symbol that I used is the default version. I would prefer the tremolo to sit/straddle more artistically. It might have something to do with my staff size % reduction (it's a reduced s...

Hi everyone, After reading Gould p.222, I tried to improve on Exhibit A. Does Exhibit B look right? Any other improvements that I should make to Exhibit B? PS: The reason that the tie stops short of the note is because there are hidden playback notes (flutter tongue). I will delete the hidden notes ...

OK, thanks! Publishing parts in this era of transition between paper and digital makes for interesting times!
Cheers,
HP.

Hi all, I've noticed lately that more and more performers are putting parts on tablets and using bluetooth page turn pedals. My question is: Using a paper part, if a performer gets to the end of page 3 and sees Da Capo, they turn back a page and see page 1 again. To do that with a tablet (that shows...