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I am inputting notes where the choir comes in system 2, so system 1 should only contain piano notes. How do I hide the choir in the first system?

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  • Not checked myself, but see this link and this link.
    – Karlo
    Sep 5, 2018 at 9:01
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    If this helps any searches along the way, this is often called a "Frenched staff" or "Frenched score."
    – Richard
    Sep 5, 2018 at 9:39
  • Googling musescore +frenched gives no hit.
    – Anders Lindén
    Sep 5, 2018 at 10:50
  • @AndersLindén I don't quite understand the question. I have MuseScore at hand, but what do you mean by "hide"? If you have 2 systems, they should each have different notes unless you specifically need to double the notes.
    – Ate Somebits
    Nov 30, 2018 at 15:48

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In MuseScore 3.6 to get a "Frenched score" (i.e. to hide the empty staves in a system)

  1. Click on "Format" in the menu, and go down down to the "Style" submenu item.

  2. Open the "Score" dialog, then
    a) check the "Hide empty staves within systems" checkbox, and
    b) uncheck the "Don't hide empty staves in the first system" checkbox.

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