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1
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
 
The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

Richard Woodroffe    Bei dem Grabe meines Vater d496  (Schubert)
John Hooper   Hodie completi sunt   (Handel / Böhm)   St John Passion    (Handel / Böhm)

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Stay safe 

Richard
2
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
 
The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :


Maurizio Spagni   Hommage-valse op. 21   (Hermann)
Maurizio Spagni    Air de ballet, op. 14   (Verdalle)
John Hooper   Hodie completi sunt   (Gabrielli)
Richard Woodroffe     Der Weiberfreund D271  (Schubert)






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Richard
3
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
 
The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :


Maurizio Spagni   Quatrième air de ballet   (Verdalle)
John Hooper   Missa Brevis  KV 192 (1774)   (Mozart)
Richard Woodroffe     D519   Die Blumensprache Op.173 No 5  (Schubert)



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Richard
4
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
 
The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :



John Hooper   Was Liebe Sei   (Liszt)
Ertugrul iNANÇ    Minyatür No. 2 "Irigun" [Miniature No. 2 "Irigoun"] (iNANÇ)
Richard Woodroffe     Die Entzückung an Laura  (Schubert)
Warren Porter   Rubato.js and rubato.html within the Scripto pages (so far)



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Stay safe 

Richard
5
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
 
The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :



Richard Woodroffe     Entzuckung.  (Schubert)

John Hooper   Messa Concertata   (Cavalli)


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Richard
6
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
 
The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :


John Hooper   Christmas Day   (Holst)
Richard Woodroffe     An den Mond. (Schubert)

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Richard
7
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
 
The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

Yann Forestier   Cantata "Ich hatte viele Bekümernisse" GWV 1129/31, movement No. 7 (Graupner)
Richard Woodroffe     Aus Diogo Manazares   D458 (Schubert)


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Richard
8
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
 
The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

John Hooper   Ring Quartetto Pastorale   (Rossini)
Richard Woodroffe     Hoffnung   D295 (Schubert)


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Richard
9
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
 
The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :



John Hooper   Ring out wild bells   (Fletcher)
Richard Woodroffe   Labetrank der Liebe D302   (Schubert)
Bart Van den Bosch   Gloria Gloria   (Van den Bosch)



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Richard
10
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
 
The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :



John Hooper   Nunc Dimittis   (Beach)
Richard Woodroffe   Lachen und Weinen   (Schubert)




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Stay safe 

Richard
11
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
 The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

Richard Woodroffe   Die Entzückung an Laura   (Schubert)
John Hooper   In Dulce Jubilo   (Telemann)

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Richard
12
General Discussion / Re: Notes heard before play
Exchanged messages offline with SEBC.   The cause of the problem (I think) was that the chords for the arpeggio were not muted when using Mike's arpeggio.ms. So the raw chords were heard as well as the arpeggio.

 

13
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
 
The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

John Hooper   Magnificat   (Durante)

Richard Woodroffe   Vollendung    (Schubert)


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Stay safe 

Richard
14
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
 
The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

Yann Forestier   Du Hirte Israel, höre - GWV 1132/47   (Graupner)
Richard Woodroffe   Der Jungling am Bache.(3rd Setting 2nd version)    (Schubert)

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Richard
15
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
 
The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

Maurizio Spagni   El pájaro campana   (Traditional Paraguayan)
John Hooper   Neue Liebeslieder Op65    (Brahms)
Richard Woodroffe   Marie    (Schubert)





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Richard
16
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
 
The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :


Maurizio Spagni   Ancient Irish Music   (mainly Traditional)
Richard Woodroffe   Der Fluss    (Schubert)

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Stay safe 

Richard
17
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
 
The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :


Yann Forestier   Mache dich, mein Geist, bereit   (Graupner)
John Hooper   Requiem in F minor   (Biber)
Richard Woodroffe   Wiedersehn   (Schubert)



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Stay safe 

Richard
18
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update

Folks,
      

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :


Richard Woodroffe      Der Knabe in der Wiege.   (Schubert)
Mike Gibson  St Matthew Passion, BWV 244  Choral Parts  (Bach)



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Richard
19
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :


John Hooper   Liebeslieder Op52 (Brahms)   Choral Rehearsal Version
Richard Woodroffe   Frühlingslied   (Schubert)
Maurizio Spagni   Fandango et landon portugais varié   (Demar)   Updated



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Stay safe 

Richard
20
General Discussion / Re: Zoom levels
Lawrie is correct - that is where the levels are driven from.

You could try looking in your print set up, you may have more printers set up than you realise.

My normal printer on a piece of music gives 4 levels.
Changing the printer to ADOBE PDF  gives 9 levels
PDFCreator gives 4 levels
One Note for windows  gives 2

All these for the same piece of music with the same Staff Metrics

 
21
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

John Hooper   Canticle of the Sun    (Beach)   Choral Rehearsal Version
Richard Woodroffe      Johanna Sebus.d728 (fragment)   (Schubert)
Maurizio Spagni   Fandango et landon portugais varié   (Demar)
Maurizio Spagni   Ballet Music from "Faust": "Les Nubiennes"   (Gounod)
Maurizio Spagni   Jigg   (Traditional Irish)
Maurizio Spagni   Love in secret   (Traditional Irish)
Maurizio Spagni   Open the door softly   (Traditional Irish)
Maurizio Spagni   The ugly tailor   (Traditional Irish)
Maurizio Spagni   Dennis don't be threatening
Maurizio Spagni   Joice's tune
Maurizio Spagni   The beardless boy

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Stay safe 

Richard
22
General Discussion / Re: two problems
Well done Lorenzo, most of it is right.

The only things wrong are :
The arpeggio chord on the RH and LH staffs should be muted.
If you want the arpeggio to work over a grand staff, you need to do this as a hidden staff since the arpeggio only sounds over the staff that it's on.  As it is at the moment, your arpeggio only sounds three notes instead of the six notes that the arpeggio symbol indicates.

A hidden staff with the six notes on one staff (starting from the LH staff but placing the RH staff notes in the proper position on this hidden staff) and then also putting a sounding arpeggio on the hidden staff with a non sounding arpeggio on the visual staff will solve this problem.

Unless of course, you are not worried about the sound - but only printing - then all is OK

Well done

HTH

Rich
 



23
General Discussion / Re: two problems
First of all, you would need layering to enter the chord in the third bar since it has three different lengths of notes.


Apart from that - here is my take on your two problems.
Problem one, as Lawrie says, is addressed with judicious use of hidden rests; headless, stemless, muted notes and careful positioning. (Sometimes this is so awkward to do that you are tempted to avoid !)

Problem 2 can be addressed by using Mike's Slur.ms (strange I know) . See the attached file for both of these solutions. (I have not notated the middle measure, nor have a entered the whole note in the third measure since I did not want to complicate with layering.

Rich.
24
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

John Hooper   Prevent us O Lord    (Byrd)   Choral Rehearsal Version
Richard Woodroffe        Über allen Zauber Liebe (fragment)   (Schubert)
Mike Gibson  Offertorium 'Scande coeli limina' (KV 34)   (Mozart)


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Stay safe 

Richard
25
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :


Lorenzo Prada   Amici miei (Amazing grace)   (Newton / Italian Ethnic)
Richard Woodroffe        Sonett III   (Schubert)
John Hooper   The Lord's my shepherd - Crimond (Irvine) Choral Rehearsal Version


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Stay safe 

Richard
26
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

Richard Woodroffe        Lied eines Kindes (Fragment)   (Schubert)
John Hooper   Jephte   (Carissimi) Choral Rehearsal Version

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Richard
27
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :


Richard Woodroffe       Lied der Mignon (3rd Setting)   (Schubert)
Mike Gibson    God is a Spirit   (Bennett)
John Hooper   Abendlied zu Gott   (Haydn) Choral Rehearsal Version


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Stay safe 

Richard
30
General Discussion / Re: shared Beamed notes
So, should I write each part on its own staff and then layer?

Methods vary but one easier way perhaps is to write out the staff without the bi directional beams, copy the staff and at the point where you have the bi directional beams, on the copy set up the beams on the other direction and then layer the staff.

There are other issues such as muting the duplicate notes etc but that would be a start. 

As I said before, if you download the command summary, there are examples.

But you need to get NoteWorthy working again first.

32
General Discussion / Re: Contacting Support
If you have the old computer or have a backup of the C drive, in the area where the program was installed (typically C:\Program Files (x86)\Noteworthy Software\ ) you will find a folder called setups.  In that folder you will find a setup program for nwc275.

Copy this program and use it to install on your new machine. If you also need to install the viewer, you can download and install this from the NoteWorthy web site.


33
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :


Richard Woodroffe       Skolie D306   (Schubert)
Mike Gibson    Jesus, every thought and word   (Marsh)
John Hooper   I know my soul hath power   (Parry) Choral Rehearsal Version


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Stay safe 

Richard
34
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

Maurizio Spagni   Divertissement en trio   (Bochsa)
John Hooper   Carol of the Bells   (Lentovitch) Choral REhearsal Version
Richard Woodroffe         Zufriedenheit "Lied" D501   (Schubert)
Mike Gibson    Missa brevis in F KV192   (Mozart)



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Stay safe 

Richard
35
Object Plugins / Re: PageTxtMaestro.nw
This is caused because you have set a boundary (start a collapsible section) at bar at the beginning, after the page control instructions.  So when the next page comes, the page instruction only applies to the top staff which is no longer there.

If you copy the 4 page control instructions to the second staff right at the beginning, the copied ones will only work when the second staff is the top staff. When you revert to three staffs at bar 73, the original instructions on the very top staff activate again and the ones on the second staff will be inactive.

HTH

Rich
36
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

Richard Woodroffe         Nach einem Gewitter D561   (Schubert)
John Hooper   Mass a 5vv    (Monllor)
Mike Gibson   Salve Regina   (Haydn)



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Stay safe 

Richard
37
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

John Hooper   There is an old belief   (Parry)            (Correction  -  updated)
Richard Woodroffe          Das Grab D569   (Schubert)
Richard Woodroffe          Totentanz (Danse Macabre - Dance of Death)  (Liszt)
Stuart Moffatt   Minuetto in quinto   (Boccherini)
Stuart Moffatt   Minuetto in settimo   (Boccherini)
Stuart Moffatt   Minuetto in quinto-settimo   (Boccherini)
Mike Gibson    Stabat Mater   (Haydn)





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Stay safe 

Richard
38
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

Richard Woodroffe          Die Einsiedelei D563 (Schubert)
Mike Gibson   Te Deum (Maria Theresa)   (Haydn)
John Hooper      Never weather-beaten sail   (Parry)





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Stay safe 

Richard
39
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,


The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

Richard Woodroffe          Die Mainacht D194 (Schubert)
Mike Gibson   Vespers   (Monteverdi)
Lorenzo Prada      Dein ist mein ganzes Herz   (Lehar)
Lorenzo Prada    Virgo Maria    (Anonymous)
John Hooper      Lord, let me know mine end   (Parry)


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Richard
40
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      
The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

John Hooper      At the round earth's imagined corners (1918)   (Parry)
Richard Woodroffe         Gesang der Geister uber den Wassern. (fragment) (Schubert)

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Richard
41
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update

Folks,
      

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

Lorenzo Prada   Non potho reposare (I can’t rest)   (Rachel)
John Hooper   Benedictus sit Deus ( K117/66a)   (Mozart)
Richard Woodroffe      Lied D284 (Schubert)


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Stay safe 

Richard
42
General Discussion / Re: Changing the key signature
Hi Frank,

I really have no other suggestions apart from lowering the pitch by say 2 or 3 semitones and then see if it suits all voices.

Remember, that if you lower the tone by 3 semitones and that is too low for a bass, you can always raise the bass line by an octave, (12 semitones).

Maybe some others may have a better idea ?

Rich.
 
43
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :


Richard Woodroffe   Lebenslied   (Schubert)
Mike Gibson    Le chant des oiseaux   (Janequin)
John Hooper   Latin Magnificat   (Standford)



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Richard
44
General Discussion / Re: Changing the key signature
Well re-reading your request, I should have said -6 since you wanted the pitch lowered. 

-6 would have bought the staff to 3 sharps but a lower pitch than your current 3 flats.
Since there are 12 semitones in an octave, 6 up would go higher whilst 6 down would go lower.
So if you have already made that change, doing another transpose of -12 will keep the key the same but lower the staff by an octave.

The relationship between one key and another can be said to be the number of semitones difference. (There is something called the circle of fifths - but not going into that deeply)

Consider the attached diagram (not mine - just Googled it for this answer !) . Each division is a semitone so you can count how many semitones you need to raise of lower the current key to get to the key you want.  In NoteWorthy, it is better to force accidentals before transposing.  Also, do not try to manually change the key signature since NoteWorthy will do it for you when you transpose.


In the transpose screen, there is also a tick box called "update staff play  back transposition". For a simple transposition, this box should not be set - It is mainly to do with transposing instruments  - not getting into that here!

So looking at the diagram, you can see that if you wanted to go from a key with 2 sharps in it to a key with 2 flats, the number of sections between those to keys is 8 going clockwise and 4 going anti-clockwise.

So in the NoteWorthy transpose screen, entering 8 semitones will raise the pitch to two flats (Key of Bb) whilst entering -4 will lower the pitch to the Bb key below the original 2 sharps (D key).

Hope this helps
45
General Discussion / Re: Changing the key signature
First of all, put your cursor on the staff and select tools / Force accidentals.
Then (with the key signature still at 3 flat, select tools / transpose staff, .

In the semitones box, select 6 (+6 that is) . Make sure the Update staff box does not have a tick in it.

Click on OK

46
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :


Richard Woodroffe   D222 Lieb Minna   (Schubert)
John Hooper   O Rex gloriae   (Byrd)
Richard Woodroffe   The Quadroon Girl   (Coleridge-Taylor)



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Stay safe

Richard
47
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

John Hooper   Missa Defunctorum (Requiem)   (Jommelli)
Richard Woodroffe   Trost   (Schubert)
Mike Gibson   The Sailor and young Nancy arr. Moeran (Trad)



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Stay safe  -  Easter greetings

Richard
48
General Discussion / Re: Scriptorium Update
Folks,
      

The Scriptorium has been updated with works submitted by :

John Hooper   Missa Longa K262/246a   (Mozart)
Richard Woodroffe   Herbstlied.   (Schubert)
Richard Woodroffe   Loud he Sang the Psalm of David   (Coleridge-Taylor)



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Richard
49
General Discussion / Re: staves with different time signatures
Rich: 
I asked you this in my reply #2, but you may not have seen it:
I'm not sure how you have a 9/8 time signature governing the 3/4 tripletized measures. I had the measures governed by a hidden 3/4 after a visible 9/8.
Sorry,  I thought that was just saying that I had missed a bit of the solution.  Strictly, your hidden 3/4 is more correct. My version works simply because everything adds up in each of the staves for the section of music that is being transcribed.  Even an audit bar lines passes the test.  (NoteWorthy quirks ?). However, should there have been, say, a blank bar in the middle of the 9/8 sections, then the bar lines would not have added up, and in that case, additional rests would have been added to force the 9/8 bars to their proper length.  Since we do not know what happens in all of the music that Lorenzo is transcribing, it would be far safer to include hidden 3/4 time signatures such as you have done.

Rich,
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General Discussion / Re: staves with different time signatures
Hi Lorenzo,

In my opinion, yes, there is a more elegant solution.

Your 9/8 measures can be considered the same as 3/4 with triplets - Likewise the 6/8 can be considered a 2/4 with triplets.

So to achieve this, in the 9/8 measures, tripletise the notes . Likewise in the 6/8 measures.

You can then use the marker function (@) to hide the triplets.

If you are prepared to copy the nwctxt to a text editor, you can completely move the triplet marks to position 2000 or -2000 where they can't even be seen as grey in the editor (many people do not like this bit)

In the attached sample file, the first two measures are just with the @ marker making the triplet invisible (grey)  . In the final two measures, I have moved the triplet markings completely out of view. so that they cannot be seen in the editor.

Hope this helps.
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