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Most arrangers that I know, use music notation software like Sibelius or Finale, to make scores look nice. But most of the writing we tend to do at the piano. (At least, I hope so, because arranging behind the computer is a bad habbit.) Thus, writing for choir starts on paper.<\/p>\n
If you’re writing for choir regularly, it’s handy to have music paper on which the voicing is printed on forehand. For that purpose, I created music paper for the different voicings. For a cappella arranging, I made versions for SATB<\/small>, SSAA<\/small> and SSATB<\/small>. For choir with accompaniment, I created versions for SATB<\/small> with piano and koor (two staffs) with piano.<\/p>\n
For all five of these I made versions with and without barlines. Sometimes it’s practical to have a subdivision in four bars per system. But in other situations you want a different number of measures per system, for example, when you need more space in each bar.<\/p>\n
Below you may choose the music paper you need.<\/p>\n
Music paper – SATB<\/small> – with barlines<\/a> Music paper – SSATB<\/small> – with barlines<\/a> Music paper – SSAA<\/small> – with barlines<\/a> Music paper – SATB<\/small> plus piano – with barlines<\/a> Music paper – choir plus piano – with barlines<\/a>
\nMusic paper – SATB<\/small> – without barlines<\/a><\/p>\n
\nMusic paper – SSATB<\/small> – without barlines<\/a><\/p>\n
\nMusic paper – SSAA<\/small> – without barlines<\/a><\/p>\nWith piano<\/h4>\n
\nMusic paper – SATB<\/small> plus piano – without barlines<\/a><\/p>\n
\nMusic paper – choir plus piano – with barlines<\/a><\/p>\n\n