Hello everyone, the subject has already been discussed several times, but in view of the construction of the new site it is more than ever time to make a decision! So I ask you again your opinion! Would scores of other instruments have their place on P-A? If yes, which instruments, and please give an approximation of the number of scores that interested parties would be able to provide to launch the new category / categories. An empty scores section is a task :) To you the studios!
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slade
22/12/2011
Another section would be too much of a mess, if we end up with scores of many different instruments, it could be a fiasco. To answer karandre, the goal is not that they are understandable for an accordionist. In the same way that the chromatic player will never go to see the diationic scores if P-A proposes for example scores of violins of guitar of tuba of gimbard or anything else it would be only for the use of the musicians of this instrument there. And for those who will have the desire to adapt it to another instrument. Indeed the name scores-accordeon would be at this moment less adapted :) That's why I'm interested to know if the idea would seduce members of P-A. I had heard about bandoneon, I'm pretty sure I'll add this category, because it only widens the accordion field and doesn't change much in the "guideline of the site". But if other people are interested in having a trumpet, clarinet, tuba or whatever section, and are able to propose a number of "basic" scores to launch the category, it can be discussed. partitions-clarinette.com? partitions-contrebasse.com? :p Haha, I listen to you ;)
jodi
22/12/2011
Hello everyone, My opinion is that on this very friendly site, there are already quite a few scores that all musicians playing any instrument could convert to adapt to their own instrument (wood, brass, wind............ or without wind at all :) As Slade writes it so well it would be perhaps interesting to have a sub-section Clarinet Bb or Sax Eb and why not Strings.com About strings I have + or - 1000 scores in Guitar Pro, the problem is to convert this kind of extension (Gp 3 - 4 - 5) in Pdf Here is my point of view of this Friday morning. Good day to all Jodi
spOOps
22/12/2011
Helloooo all, I think it's all in the title .... Accordeon Scores.... Many other musicians (guitarists, flutists, violinists, saxophonists etc ...) can use the partoches and transpose them .... @mically and musically your spOOps
robinson 82
23/12/2011
hello to all: Personally when I classify my scores, if it is about an orchestration for example I note after the title +sib; +mib; + bass for example what allows me with a title to know if I can provide to those who play with me the score in the key of their instrument! the members who have titles with this criterion could put the score for instrument in C and + other keys (to see ....) I think like Lionel, it would be preferable to stay on the same theme accordion (bandoneon it goes also very well..)) Merry Christmas to all Robinson 82
tagada
23/12/2011
Hello, I am of the general opinion that seems to emerge which is to remain in the "field" of the arccordion!
It's true that there are a lot of sites for other instruments or rather that "mix" all the instruments that already exist! To have a site specially dedicated to the accordion, it's great!
Now, it's up to you! Have a nice day!
slade
23/12/2011
Well, this is what is called an easy decision to make :) Unless suddenly a lot of people start expressing the opposite, the choice seems to me rather simple to make :) So be it!
Ps: new hunt to the author, because of this f**t* recurrent session bug, the author of the message dated December 23, 2011 at 03:28:44 (which is not the right time of course (it's really time to redo the site...)) has disappeared... I invite him to contact me by private message so that I can fix the problem!
butterfly effect
23/12/2011
Hello everyone I have not seen many people talking about the piano (yet it is always the piano with straps) why not separate the scores musettes (pure accordion) variety scores often written in pvg (songbook) then why not a tutorial section since I see that karandre is not the last to bring his help!! then also a section software to use. here is my opinion is given now it is to the masters to decide butterfly
slade
23/12/2011
A course section will appear :) The purpose of this section will be to gather all this ;)
butterfly effect
23/12/2011
slade are you going to change the way you use the forum and create sections? (especially requests) for my part there is a post by karandre that was very interesting that I have not yet found and I am on page 53. butterfly
slade
23/12/2011
Yes and no. The subjects can be marked as pinned in order to remain always in top of the forum. Nevertheless it will be the administrators of the site (jean-jacques and myself) who will be the only ones to be able to judge of the necessity to pin a subject.
The subjects will also be classified by category, thus we will have a category request for partitions, presentation of the members, various etc... The interesting subjects, will be able to be found in the form of course in the corresponding heading.
butterfly effect
23/12/2011
ok ok i can't wait to see the new operation!! butterfly
DANY 14
23/12/2011
Hello to all, Although all the scores that are on the site are not dedicated only to the accordion (I think of the current variety and Anglo-Saxon music), the majority of the scores are nevertheless.It would be a pity, while typing a title to find itself with a score of accompaniment only or a counter-song and I do not see very easy to make a tab by instrument because between the pipeau and the double bass, there is a bunch of them.
Robinson 82's trick, which is to note after the title the keys available in the file, seems to me to be a good proposal, so that the trumpet player or the saxophonist can see immediately in the title if there is something for him.
To conclude, I put myself in the category of "Partitions-ACCORDEON" and more if it is part of the PDF file. Have a nice day and a good Christmas to all of you. Best regards Daniel
Unknown
23/12/2011
Hello to all Jodi wrote: "My opinion is that on this very user-friendly site, there are already quite a few scores that all musicians playing any instrument could convert to suit their own instrument (woodwind, brass, wind ............ or no wind at all :)" I think like him, the score for accordion is sufficient for all instruments. Happy holidays to all piero
slade
23/12/2011
It all depends. For example in the ogres de barback song book, you have all the scores of all the instruments, but it can tempt me to want to play only the clarinet melody or another instrument. I have often looked for that. I guess it depends on the person. There are also many instruments for which there are complete pieces, or rewritten interpretations for them. I think of the violin in particular. Like for example in the Quebec folklore where you can find very well scores only for violin. But anyway this is not the debate. And apparently everyone seems to agree on the question then :) Maybe one day P-A will have little brothers? P-C, P-T, P-V etc... Who knows :)
