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Re: Re: blending unlike scores
Message:No, I'm afraid that's the issue.. There are two distinct parts in one piece. The first section is 3 part (soloists) with piano accompaniment. The second section is 4 part unaccompanied chorus with a separate tenor solo. I think I'll just have to write it for 3 soliosts, chorus, piano and tenor solo and later optimize it. I was just hoping there was another way. Actually, I do a lot of this stuff myself. I've had to write my own arrangements for over 20 years. This issue is just unique.Hi Davis, I did not mean to be a smartie pants when stating that you should actually think. To be honest, I have been in this situation many times. >>I think I'll just have to write it for 3 soliosts, chorus, piano and tenor solo and later optimize it.<< Probably your best option. You can manipulate Finale in several ways as you already know. Why not create a new document, paste all the parts in, and then optimize? Could save time on key punch! I always look at it as a matter of time - can I create this in an hour or two, or spend several days trying to find a quick fix. Robert
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