You can have Bass Figures from one font and dynamics from another the trill symbol from a third and so on. You can mix and match fonts, using Dorico’s Font Styles and Music Symbols editor.
There’s an argument that using a different font is a pejoratively ‘easy’ way of creating a unique design. That’s a bit harsh: you can still create personality and individuality with ‘default’ fonts, though it’s perhaps more difficult. Comparing with text fonts, Times New Roman (and Helvetica/Arial) are often seen as ‘the absence of a style decision’ (and there’s even a page saying the same about Minion Pro). You want your page to be familiar, but not generic.Īs nice as Bravura and New Century Schoolbook/Academico are (and better than many preceding music fonts coupled with Times), you might not want your page to look like everyone else’s page. There’s a balance between tradition and individuality.
Of course the window dressing is crucial! Music engraving has as much to do with graphic design as it does with music. We’re making a page of visual information. Wondering if it is just a way to put window dressing on when additional dressing isn’t all that necessary
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