Sharp as a Tack - Music Engraving: an Art and a Craft

The G. Henle Verlag process of Music Engraving, Notation and Editing.
All rights to G. Henle Verlag Music Publisher.

[@3dgamerman]

My left ear is satisfied.

[@t3db0t97]

Five years late-I lol'd.

[@rogerward8047]

This is amazing.

[@Butlinsgvn6]

And I thought Musescore was hard

[@judithtoth8953]

part of an amazing cultur we are destroying in our times, if we do not give attention to it!

[@dbqpaul]

Fascinating video. Thanks for posting this. It makes me appreciate the wonders of Finale even more.

[@19dt66]

And then all the engravers die from led poisoning.

[@ruperttmls7985]

Jajaja tu comentario me hizo el día jajaja

[@Sam-gx2ti]

That's what I was thinking too as soon as I heard them say lead. Is that even ok to be around every day??

[@musicpawn12]

Quite possibly. If Steinway still does their pianos by hand (at least they did since the last time I checked), Henle should be able to do their sheet music by hand.

[@St.Garoosh]

Start all over. You missed a grace note.

[@balloonxm]

The narrarator exactly sounds what i think a musician from the 1600's would sound like

[@8510mv1]

what is the last piano piece? :)

[@Anyaume]

Rhapsody Op. 79 No. 1 in B minor by Brahms! :)

[@Tubatoofpaste]

Fascinating. Thank you for sharing this.

[@alphabet661]

This makes me want to work for Henle

[@JoseManuelSandoval]

Amazing!

[@HrHTeam]

Obviously very admirable but is this what keeps the Henle editions so expensive? Is hand engraved music that much better than printed music?

[@elephantgrass631]

No.

[@Sam-gx2ti]

They don't hand engrave anymore, they switched to computers in the late 90's. Henle's expensive because it's just a good edition, always many footnotes after the music about the original manuscripts, etc.

[@bobbyyamaha]

Amazing...

[@matttheoddmusician2208]

Oh. My. God.