Printed scores from manuscripts |
Part extraction
Transpose to a different key | Scores from MIDI files
Why use a music copyist?
Because you are not just
paying for pretty notes. You are paying for expertise. Proper music notation has rules,
exceptions to those rules, rules for those exceptions, exceptions to the exceptions... well, you get the idea. Musicians
will know if a score breaks them because it becomes hard to read and just
doesn't "look right." A good music copyist can fix
that.
User-friendly scores
All scores are produced with the performing musician in mind. This means that where possible, page breaks are put in convenient places, and the entire score is designed to reduce eye-clutter and be readily understandable.
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