FOr Male Voice Choirs

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1. David Monks says

   August 17, 2013 at 2:31 pm

   Jeff

    

   Thanks you for your comments/

    

   here is a link for downloading Scorch.  As you know, it is free.

    

   http://www.sibelius.com/cgi-bin/download/get.pl?com=sh&prod=scorch

    

   Good luck.

    

   BTW, Monks is my family name.  I am not ‘a monk’ .  LOL

    

    

    

   David

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2. Jeff Reynolds says

   August 16, 2013 at 11:39 pm

   Monks,

   Jefe here again. Never mind. I delved into the SE and found you had already transposed the SATB version to SSAA. I still would like to see a way to download Scorch versions for our oddball voicing.

   http://www.trinitycomplinechoir.org is our Compline website.

   regards, as always, jefe

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3. Jeff Reynolds says

   August 16, 2013 at 1:08 pm

   Monks,

   What a wonderful score! You have a gift. To make it workable with three of my four Compline Choirs, I transposed it up a minor third.  (Trinity Compline Choir, Reniassance Man, and Illuminare, all ATBarB or AATB and lots of counter tenors) Nice Monk-like harmonization here. Kind of an updated Brucknerian style. I need to see if transposing it up an 8va would work with my all-women, SSAT Compline Choir (Voces angelorum). Yes, three of the ladies have a strong low register (low C, B, and A, respectively). The work has a narrow enough range to work with the ladies and I think would sound great. We only do Compline, the seventh and last office of the Monastic day.

   I’ll peruse your site to see if more is adaptable to the early Reniassance voicing. With the transposing button, it’s easy to find out, except the clefs may need to be changed. Which brings me to the question: Is there a way to download your score using scortch so I can change the clefs? I can trade you about 1000 works for Compline i’ve composed, arranged, or transposed for ATBarB and SSAT in Sibelius so you could transpose to your own liking.

   regards, as always, jefe

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