[HANASHIR:2389] keyboards and software

[goldenberg <goldnbrg...>]

nana- how did you decide which software to buy.  does anyone have any other
suggestions? which is easiest to use.  I don't want to do full orchestral
scoring, but I would like something that will do choral arranging and
transposing at an instant so that I could add instrumental embellishments.
Nothing sounds better than to sit down at a keyboard, play and have it just
come out printed. I'm sure it's not that easy, and the scores I've seen that
were computer generated sometimes have a hard time putting in the words.
what are the recommendations out there? for software? for keyboard?  ellen
goldenberg rochester,ny.
-----Original Message-----
From: nana lister <nlister (at) trib(dot)net>
To: hanashir (at) shamash(dot)org <hanashir (at) shamash(dot)org>
Date: Thursday, February 18, 1999 7:55 PM
Subject: [HANASHIR:2388] klepper request /sulzer shma


>In a copyright 1932 Union Hymnal Part 2 there is a Sulzer "Sh'ma
>Yisroayl " in A Major.Starts out in 3/4   C#C#C# A E.  My kids gave me a
>super Yamaha keyboard  plus the MUSICTIME software for a Hanukkah
>present and as soon as I figure out how to print what I am playing I
>will be able to mail stuff, unless of course the Soundsrite lawyers get
>me... (Only Kidding)  Adrian!!!  Yes, yes, yes.  Please put me down for
>the 1998 HN CD.  Nana Lister
>
>
>

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