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RE: Bass Clef parts

To: "'brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'" <brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: [BRASS-BAND:3670] Bass Clef parts
From: "Taylor, Martin C (RENBSUK-ELS)" <Martin.Taylor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2001 10:55:24 -0000

This sounds incredibly sensible to me. With software such as Sibelius, it
should take no time to make up bass clef parts; and the only extra expense
for the publisher is in the extra few sheets of paper in the set. (No doubt
this would be used to justify a price increase, though ;-(  .)

Having sat in, as a treble clef reader, with the odd US band on bass (Eb and
Bb), I can testify to the frustration of having a part you can't adequately
read from. I have a long-term aim to learn to read bass clef, but who knows
when I'll have the time...

Martin Taylor
Bb Bass, Wantage Silver

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