Scores

Interlude 1 parts

Amen parts

That's a good idea, Ben. I wrote these out on Noteflight (free online program), as my Sibelius access is very limited after my laptop was stolen a few months ago. When I've got access and some time, I'd like to renotate everything with a nicer presentation. Combining them as you described would go quicker in Sib. as would writing out a two-stave organ version ... can't do different voices on one staff in Noteflight, so it would look cumbersome with all the ties involved ...

As someone who does a lot of score reading and in my spare time as well as composing for larger ensembles, I'd like to make a few suggestions, Ben:
1.) In the full score for the brass quintet, it will look much cleaner if there's a bracket around the left side of the staves as well as barlines that go through all the staves (like the organ part).
2.) The parts could be a little more spaced out, otherwise it looks cluttered.
3.) While most horn players are adept at transposing on sight and reading bass clef, it is wisest to just transpose the part already.
4.) There's no real need to say C Tuba, since they don't transpose (even if the tubist is utilizing a B-Flat or F Tuba). One only needs to put that for the transposing instruments. (Not a real biggie, though.)

Otherwise, the format is very straight-foward and simple, which is key to making sheet music look proffessional, which in turn is the sign of a good publisher. :) Good Job.


And of course, beautiful interludes, Ryan D. :)

Whoops...

I forgot to to click "concert pitch." I'll try and correct it and upload another soon.

I forgot to to click "concert pitch."

If I recieved a dollar for every time I forgot to turn that off in Finale, I would have enough money to buy a 64' pedal rank for my local Parish.