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03-06-2013, 05:49 PM
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Transposing
I play in a community orchestra and have played for years in church, etc. Never have I been asked to transpose something in my head. It has all been written in F or printed in F. I now have several pieces in D, Eb and C. Is there some way I can scan my music and have Notation read it then transpose it for me? Or, is there some other way I can get this done?
 Thank you.
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