Just a reminder, in case you missed today's class or last week's blogs, that the final, bound, "fair copy" (i.e., best quality copy) of the score for your first project is due this Friday at 1 P.M.
You can get your scores bound at most photocopy shops, including the one in the student centre, as far as I know. It costs about $2 for this service.
The score should have a front and back cover (cover stock, or clear acetate front cover).
The front cover (or cover page, if you are using clear acetate) should have your composition title, the titles of each movement if they have titles (but don't list "I, II, & III" if they don't have titles; use those numbers at the top of the first page of each of the pieces instead) and your name.
Inside the front cover (on the left-facing page) you should have the total duration of the composition, as well as your programme note (and optional brief bio).
The score should be printed double-sided.
I recommend slightly heavier-weight paper for the double-sided pages, so that the notes on the back of pages don't "bleed" through.
There are three blog entries on the topic of musical detail; please read them before handing in your scores:
On musical detail (1)
On musical detail (2)
On musical detail (3)
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