Music Copying is a simple transfer of media, and unless there is transposition involved, the original material is not altered.
- Our most recent copying work was for The Moody Church. We were given manuscript and asked to generate parts and a legible score.
- Click here to see a side by side of the manuscript and the finished score.
- This piece went unperformed for years due to the illegible nature of the score and parts.
- Click here to see the side by side comparison of the original handwritten score and our finished legible product.
- Click here to view an example of the completed Trumpet 1 part.
- A colleague of ours wanted to play the Brahms Horn Trio on his upcoming recital, the only problem? He played Tuba, not Horn.... But his problem was solved when we were able to transpose the Horn part for Tuba. With our attention to every detail one has to look twice to see the differences between the original part we were given and the final product we gave him.
- Click here to see the side by side comparison of Brahms' original part for Horn in Eb and the finished Tuba in C part.
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