Arranging & "having it upstairs"

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• Subject: Arranging & "having it upstairs"
• From: "Judith Hayes" <judith@xxxxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Wed, 4 Dec 2002 23:07:34 -0000
• References: <200212041001.gB4A1fOC032516@nigelhorne.f9.co.uk>

Well OK then. Using software to distribute the parts isn't arranging. I can
accept that.

But what is it?

All you prolific (or otherwise) arrangers on the list, what do you think
constitutes good arranging? What are the considerations a would-be arranger
should take into account?

Do you have to be born "with it upstairs"? Or can you buy the flat pack and
install it?

Good to see the list livening up for a while!

Jud (3rd at a contest for once!)


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