Re: A solution I've invented for a SATB choir

Hi, tanks for your answer. Yes, my goal was to make a score with lyrics for every voice. But I had to choose to make all in a single page but crowding too much the voices, or to make it in a more legible two page. Using this solution I was able to give to S, A, T, B just one page. I saw the file yo

Re: A solution I've invented for a SATB choir

Son_V wrote: > I had two choices: to make it in a > single page but really crowded > or to make it in two pages. > I choose another way; > I divided it in SA and TB voices. I don't quite understand, unless your first choice would have been to use one staff for each voice, i.e. 4 staves in total.

Re: A solution I've invented for a SATB choir

> interesting idea. Thanks! This is how things appear for the page for Soprano and Alto: And this is the page for Tenore and Basso: Of course the c

Re: A solution I've invented for a SATB choir

Hello Vincenzo, interesting idea. It might increase organisation expenses, though, if you have to provide two different scores instead of just one full score. Another way to save vertical space is the one used in the 19th century complete editions of Mendelssohn, Schumann, and many other compar