NOTATIO

While others may not agree with me, my political leanings make it impossible for me to use a product that is developed with Russian money. However difficult that may be, I always try to keep politics away from the music. Let's try to reverse the coin for a moment: would anyone here stop using Doric...

Wow! ... just wow!

If you want to send over a sample project with the issue, I will gladly give it a look.

Congratulations!
Let's toast to many more future assignments!

David Ward wrote: ↑21 Nov 2024, 10:25 Usually all singers will receive a copy of the complete vocal score, which will then be used for vocal coaching and rehearsals with a pianist.

Which I believe will be smaller in size for them (roughly A4).

In the process of preparing the material for a vocal work, such as an opera, a requiem mass, or an oratorio—let's take as examples Verdi's Rigoletto, Verdi's Requiem Mass, and Handel's Messiah—I was wondering what material will be used by the soloists and choir. In the first case, obviously, they wi...

Perfect, then!
I will stop being a boomer

I am a bit at a loss here. I had always thought that the tremolo slashes for the timpani roll (that is a repeated, unmeasured tremolo on the same kettle) were the old notation and that the new, most accepted notation was the one using trill sign and wavy line extensions. Now, looking at Gould—which ...

Thank you David!

The first thing I would like to ask is to define "art song", what is that?