#Musescore pickup measure plus

Ugh, I must have done that when I was fixing a bunch of notes that musescore messed up due to changing the time signature earlier (why is there an option to make notes invisible anyway?) Samonella wrote:Though it seems the E flat from the downbeat of 43 has turned invisible (probably hiding for fear of in-hygienic hat puzzles) High_King's_March.pdf (58.26 KiB) Downloaded 713 times High_King's_MarchXML.zip (9.02 KiB) Downloaded 666 times I *cough* definitely didn't do something like write the accompaniment one sixth too low in the previous version.īesides fixing (I hope.) the accompaniment, I also added the final measures, and made an attempt to make it playable on piano!

Otherwise you may have to resort to banging on the keys really hard again.ĮDIT: moved Legends of the North attachment two posts downĮDIT: And I went back and tried to fix the High King's March by West. the G A B on measure 33 beat 2) are not triplets, seems like the first two notes are slower, but I can't tell what the rhythm is.Īlso the ending where the theme comes back (measure 66) isn't too epic, maybe I should put octaves or try to add some kind of chords there. Also I get the feeling that the 3 notes starting the phrases (e.g. Maybe this part would sound better if I deleted some of that dotted 8th stuff. I think I've really messed up the rhythm at that section starting at measure 29 though. In the meantime, I've made an attempt at Legends of the North by West! Any corrections, suggestions etc.

Uh, what do you mean I was supposed to be working on The City Falls? (I'll get back to that one sometime!)

#Musescore pickup measure plus

It may take some creativity to make a good, strong ending since I can only hear 3 lines plus timpani.ĮDIT: attachment removed, final version later

59 to the end only has the melody so far.

I'm actually pretty confident with 48-58, either I'm getting better at this or that part was easier than most (or I've gone completely delusional).

In 40-45 I added the cello line, though for play-ability it is an octave up for 41-43.

In 24, moved the B by an octave for play-ability.

Removed the thirds from the eighth notes in 38 because the higher line is very quiet during that part, and on piano playing both sounds too busy for this song (imo).

There are also some higher splits on the on-beats (beat 3&4 are E&F, an octave above the current E&D, I believe) but they're quiet enough that they're neither important nor easy to pick out. Though I think the off-beats drop to A for the 2 middle measures. Inky wrote:For measures 40-45 I think the piano is just repeating this measure 6 times:After a nice break to get my ears working again, I can confirm.