Moving all note from top staff to bottom and delete the top staff
Hi,
Referring to the photo, the top two staff (brackets) in the paper is located at the bottom two staff (brace).
I would like very much to move the entire note, etc. in the top two staff to bottom two staff. Is there a short cut to these?
In the paper score, there are only brace staff. If possible I want to delete the empty staff. How do I delete only those two bracketed staff?
Thank you.
p/s: no music background. description might be a little off.
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click 1st measure in top staff, shift+click last measure in 2nd staff, Ctrl+X, select 1st measure in 3rd staff, Ctrl+V
Now press I, then delete the top Instrument(s).
I do wonder however, how you managed the bottom staves to not have a key- or time signature?
In reply to click 1st measure in top by Jojo-Schmitz
Hi Jojo,
The full score is below. Please help yourself. The other question I have also come from this score. Do you want me to upload there?
More background would help. Is this meant to be solo piano music? If so, why not simply delete the bottom two staves, and changed the bracket to a brace for the top staves? That would be easier and more effective, and you wouldn't have top worry about why there is no key or time signature on the bottom staves. Can you post the actual score and explain more about what you are trying to do.
In reply to More background would help. by Marc Sabatella
There are some more of the score. So cant. See if you can work with this.
I_Just_Feel_Like_Something_Good_Is_About_to_Happen_with_Get_All_Excited.mscz
In reply to There are some more of the by bassor001
OK, I see, this is not a solo piano score but chorus with piano accompaniment. So do you have any idea what went wrong to cause the key and time signature to disappear from the bottom two staves? This shouldn't have happened. You should add them back before doing anything else. And then do the copy and paste as suggested above.
In reply to OK, I see, this is not a solo by Marc Sabatella
It support to be empty on the bracket staff. When I created first I didn't include the bracket and brace. Then I added it in. Now I want the note, etc. in the bracket staff to go to the brace staff. I have successful moving the note, etc. to the brace staff. Following as the paper score is.
Since the bracket staff is empty, I want to delete it from the musescore. If I remove the first one, then the rest of the staff (same row) will be deleted as well.
Is there a way just to delete the empty staff?
In reply to It support to be empty on the by bassor001
I don't understand what you want to achieve. However, I've fixed the missing key- and timesig, cut/paste the notes and hidden the now empty staves.
However, you should have better used the closed score SATB + Piano template. Both attached
In reply to I don't understand what you by Jojo-Schmitz
I think you done what I want achieve. Can you please teach me how to hide the empty staves?
In reply to I think you done what I want by bassor001
see https://musescore.org/en/handbook/layout-and-formatting#style-edit-gene…
In reply to see by Jojo-Schmitz
Good to know it. Thanks.
In reply to I don't understand what you by Jojo-Schmitz
May I know what is closed score SATB?
In reply to May I know what is closed by bassor001
2 staves, top staff treble clef, voice 1 soprano, voice 2 alto, bottom staff bass clef, voice 1 tenor, voice 2 bass
In reply to 2 staves, top staff treble by Jojo-Schmitz
Thanks.
In reply to 2 staves, top staff treble by Jojo-Schmitz
Do I need to insert bracket or brace to make it complete?
In reply to Do I need to insert bracket by bassor001
to make what complete?, bracket for the SA/TB part, brace (and long barlines) for the piano part, just like the template has it
In reply to to make what complete?, by Jojo-Schmitz
"closed" got me thinking of bracket or brace.
Thanks.
In reply to "closed" got me thinking of by bassor001
I believe braces are commonly used for piano, organ etc., i.e. one Instrument, played with left and right hand, brace to group different but similar instruments, like different voices, strings, brass, etc.