Music without time meassure??
I have a peace of eastern ortodox churchmusic. It has no time measure. Is it possible in musescore to avoid the time measure ?
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Lars - DK
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Hi Lars,
You may be interested in the unmetrical music I have done for the Western Church's liturgy. It may give you an inisght into how it is done:-
http://musescore.com/user/9641/sets/63712
http://musescore.com/user/9641/sets/63865
HTH
MIchael
In reply to Hi Lars, You may be by ChurchOrganist
Hi Michael,
Thank you very much. I will have a closer look. The solution seems to be found in the Meaure Properties letting the actual and nominal Measure Duration vary.
BR
Lars
In reply to Hi Michael, Thank you very by larshgf
Yes that's it :)
When version 2.0 is finally released there are split and join measure functions which are very useful for creating unmetrical music.
If you want to try this out on an unstable prerelease version you can get one from the download page - scroll right to the bottom and click on the relevant nightly build for your operating system.
HTH
Michael
In reply to Yes that's it :) When version by ChurchOrganist
Lars, thank you for asking this question as I was looking for the exact same information.....
Lars said: "The solution seems to be found in the Meaure Properties letting the actual and nominal Measure Duration vary."
If I was to create a lead sheet that required no time signature, what would I enter in the time signature field at the initial document setup?
Thanks very much for your help as I'm a bit of a newbee with this wonderful program.....
FlutteringBy
In reply to Lars, thank you for asking by FlutteringBy
Anything you like.
For my plainsong work I begin with a time signature of 30/8
This is long enough to enter most measures without having to increase the actual time signature.
HTH
Michael
In reply to Anything you like. For my by ChurchOrganist
Thank you Michael.......now I can begin to write out my music in my own "shorthand" which is definitely not musically correct.... : ))
I appreciate your help,
FlutteringBy