I often receive inquiries wondering if 9” x 12” paper was acceptable for orchestral use, or if 10” x 13” is necessary. Here are my thoughts based on experience preparing music for hundreds of orchestral projects.
Old Blank Sheet Music Page. Music Paper with Empty Stave for Writing Notes. Stock Illustration - Illustration of vector, sheet: 273275639, Sheet Music Paper
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Old Blank Sheet Music Page. Music Paper with Empty Stave for Writing Notes. Stock Illustration - Illustration of vector, sheet: 273275639, Sheet Music Paper
Drum Composer Blank Sheet Music Book: Grayscale Edition, X, 42% OFF
Drum Composer Blank Sheet Music Book: Grayscale Edition, X, 42% OFF
A few brief thoughts about the size of music paper - Scoring Notes
Old Blank Sheet Music Page. Music Paper with Empty Stave for Writing Notes. Stock Illustration - Illustration of vector, sheet: 273275639, Sheet Music Paper
Drum Composer Blank Sheet Music Book: Grayscale Edition, X, 42% OFF
Old Blank Sheet Music Page. Music Paper with Empty Stave for Writing Notes. Stock Illustration - Illustration of vector, sheet: 273275639, Sheet Music Paper
A few brief thoughts about the size of music paper - Scoring Notes
Old Blank Sheet Music Page. Music Paper with Empty Stave for Writing Notes. Stock Illustration - Illustration of vector, sheet: 273275639, Sheet Music Paper
Old Blank Sheet Music Page. Music Paper with Empty Stave for Writing Notes. Stock Illustration - Illustration of vector, sheet: 273275639, Sheet Music Paper
Old Blank Sheet Music Page. Music Paper with Empty Stave for Writing Notes. Stock Illustration - Illustration of vector, sheet: 273275639, Sheet Music Paper
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