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Staffs problem in a choir piece
From: |
Schweikert, Martin {POYD~Kaiseraugst} |
Subject: |
Staffs problem in a choir piece |
Date: |
Fri, 01 Jun 2001 16:03:45 +0200 |
Hi!
I have a problem with a piece for choir and soprano solo.
- It starts with a soprano solo,
- then follows a part for soprano, alt, tenor and bass (without the soprano
solo),
- then follows a part for soprano solo, soprano, alt, tenor and bass.
It is no problem to arrange the voices in three staffs (1 for soprano solo, 1
for soprano & alt, 1 for tenor & bass).
The problem is:
- In the first part (the soprano solo) there is no need for the staffs for the
four voices - they are quiet
- In the second part (no soprano solo) there is no need for the soprano solo
staff - it is quiet
How can I tell Lily to suppress the staffs which are not needed?
Best Regards / Mit freundlichem Gruss
Martin Schweikert
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F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd. Division Pharmaceuticals
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- Staffs problem in a choir piece,
Schweikert, Martin {POYD~Kaiseraugst} <=