I will have to ask him next time but I was intrigued at a choir practice yesterday by someone (I think he's Malaysian) who was writing in the note names of the (tenor) part but all transposed down a tone.
It was normal notation (treble clef down an octave) and he was singing the right notes, so anyone any idea why he might have been doing that?
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QUOTE(vectistim @ Nov 10 2009, 10:42 AM) 
I will have to ask him next time but I was intrigued at a choir practice yesterday by someone (I think he's Malaysian) who was writing in the note names of the (tenor) part but all transposed down a tone.
It was normal notation (treble clef down an octave) and he was singing the right notes, so anyone any idea why he might have been doing that?
(Instrumental) Tenor Clef? C on the 4th line up.
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