"proper" way to write the parts order
Hi!
Neo-folk player/composer here. I am looking for a practical way to write an order to the parts of my piece. On paper I would usually add something like:
[intro] [A] [B] [A] [B] [C] [D] [C] [D] [A][B][A1] [OUTRO]
which then would be covered by a lot of handwritten notes like "lightly" or "more satan" or "flute impro".
I'm looking for something more normalised :D
- I know I can set the parts in the musescore timeline for correct playback, but I am looking for a visual cue for the players
** I want to avoid writing the whole piece in an orchestra score style, I am aiming more at jazz lead sheet style notation. It is very important that the whole tune fits on 1, maximum 2 pages
Comments
Following your roadmap, and assuming part A1 is not identical to part A, have a look at this:
Roadmap 2.mscz
In reply to Following your roadmap, and… by Jm6stringer
Ok, that works, I have to learn how to use the codas properly then.
In reply to Ok, that works, I have to… by fast1281
See:
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/repeats-and-jumps#examples
for various examples of D.C., D.S., Coda. (This is from the MuseScore 3 manual.)
For actual use in MuseScore 4 see:
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/4/jumps-and-markers
In reply to Following your roadmap, and… by Jm6stringer
Thanks!