Re: Off-Topic: Orchestration Aid

Manuel limay.de> writes: > Kennan has quite a few examples from Stravinsky, Ligeti, Webern, > Schoenberg, Stockhausen, and others, especially when dealing with > full orchestra and with percussion, but it is not mainly dedicated to > contemporary techniques. > > Manuel > Kennan is the st

Re: Off-Topic: Orchestration Aid

Am 30/12/2006 um 22:20 schrieb Mehmet Okonsar: I see that the topic seems not un-welcomed to the list so I post here.. * Thanks for all the replies. My favorite books on the subject are: S. Adler's and Ch. Koechlin's ones. The Korsakoff one seems a little bit outdated for todays orches

Re: Off-Topic: Orchestration Aid

I see that the topic seems not un-welcomed to the list so I post here.. * Thanks for all the replies. My favorite books on the subject are: S. Adler's and Ch. Koechlin's ones. The Korsakoff one seems a little bit outdated for todays orchestral prouesses I don't know Kennan's. Is there many

Re: Off-Topic: Orchestration Aid

For books there are several excellent ones: Kent Kennan: "The Technique of Orchestration" (Prentice Hall) and the great classic by Rimsky-Korsakoff, as well as Berlioz, the already mentioned Koechlin, and others. You could take a look at zvab.com (second hand) if they are not available in

Re: Off-Topic: Orchestration Aid

For books there are several excellent ones: Kent Kennan: "The Technique of Orchestration" (Prentice Hall) and the great classic by Rimsky-Korsakoff, as well as Berlioz, the already mentioned Koechlin, and others. You could take a look at zvab.com (second hand) if they are not available in t

Re: Off-Topic: Orchestration Aid

Google found Mehmet Okonsar wrote: Does anyone in the list knows some helper software for instrumentation topics, instruments ranges, fingerboard positions on strings etc.. Please forgive the off-topic intrusion and reply to me personally if y

Re: Off-Topic: Orchestration Aid

> 2006/12/30, Mehmet Okonsar < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > >Does anyone in the list knows some helper software for instrumentation > >topics, > >instruments ranges, fingerboard positions on strings etc.. For general information and ranges you can look here (there's a menu for all the instrument grou

Re: Off-Topic: Orchestration Aid

-Original Message- From: Stewart Holmes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 30 December 2006 14:30 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Off-Topic: Orchestration Aid Software wise, I know that Sibelius does some of these, for example instrument ranges, string fingering, harp pedalling