The Creation of a New Musical, Part 9b - Preproduction: Music Prepthis knowledge to any other rehearsal pianists. The basic lead sheet may eventually be expanded to a fully arranged piano accompaniment during the rehearsal process. Then again, many composers like to go into rehearsals with a fully realized piano part. And professional copyists may be involved in any part of this process, cleaning up and making beautiful the lead sheet, piano/vocal, dance and vocal arrangements. Eventually the orchestrator will take all of this material and create full orchestral scores based on that material and any other information he's amassed (more about orchestrators when we get to them). And that's when you see the full glory of the copyist in action. To be continued. How many times do I have to tell you to GO SEE A SHOW!?
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