Re: F7 chord appearing as E#7 when I transpose (Paul Scott)

[Paul Scott]

Robert Glover wrote:
>    I'm the (newbie) person whose post instigated this thread.  I faithfully 
> applied the advice given, but alas the result was not satisfactory.  The lead 
> sheet is a classic example of the worst possible case:  
(snip)


>    Anyway, thank you very much for the timely suggestion.  I do appreciate it 
> even though so far it's not working for me.
>   
My workaround for this is to divide the chord (or melody in some of my
cases) section into parts as necessary and transpose them individually.

For example the chord fis2:m7 transposed as \transpose c cf fis2:m7
should give you what you want.  I didn't test this but some enharmonic
combination giving a half step should work.

HTH

Paul

BTW you broke the thread somehow.  Did you use the Reply button?