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How to write partitures for an orchesta Does my answer answer your question? |
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answered | How to write partitures for an orchesta |
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How to write partitures for an orchesta I'm writing an answer right now. |
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How to write partitures for an orchesta Well, you could take a random piece of music, search for [name of piece of music] partiture on imslp and you see what a real partiture looks like. I don't know if you are aware of it, but some instruments are transposed or use other keys. Writing a piece for a full orchestra is not something you can easily do on a rainy afternoon without some theoretical knowledge. |
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Oct 28 |
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Is there a name or common usage of this piano damper pedal effect? Yeah, name it the Timpedal? And how would one publish that? I don't think that will come through, there are only about 670 users on Music SE... |
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Is there a name or common usage of this piano damper pedal effect? It does work with some Roland virtual piano's. If you tried it with a Yamaha, I'm not surprised. |
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chopin wiki excerpt added 106 characters in body |
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awarded | Tag Editor |
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chopin wiki description added 389 characters in body |
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Why is the highest frequency on a piano 4186 Hertz? Try playing the highest D and C on a piano after a bunch of more regular C octaves; if you don't know it's a septime (is that the correct term? Gosh, musical theory in Eglish is hard) you'll probably say it's another octave. |
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Oct 28 |
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Right hand in top stave? Left and right hand can be indicated by m.s.(left) and m.d.(right). These are the abbreviations of the Latin terms. Why do French composers always have to use there own language?! |
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What do the brackets mean?C#(f) should probably be C#(E#). |
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What do the brackets mean? I believe your answer is correct, though you could say that F is in a C# major chord, because (on a piano) an F sounds just like a C#. So C#/F will sound just like C#/E# which is the first inversion again. |
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wiki | created chopin description |
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Oct 28 |
wiki | created chopin excerpt |
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Oct 28 |
suggested | suggested edit on chopin tag wiki |
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suggested | suggested edit on chopin tag wiki excerpt |
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awarded | Supporter |
