Clues in parts for transposing instruments

• Dec 3, 2018 - 05:21

This is a question about the rules of notation, not about how to use Musescore:

Working on an orchestral piece I need to enter clues into the parts. If the part is for a transposing instrument does one enter the clues as printed in the score or transposed the same way the the part is transposed? And by the same token: If the clue represents a transposing instrument in a "normal" part: Is the clue as is sounds or as it appears in the score?


Comments

Cue (not clue) notes are always written so the musician looking at them would play what is written. A B-flat clarinet player would see Oboe notes transposed and a trombone player would see french horn notes in concert (normal) pitch.

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