Music Engraving on Metal Plates
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 มี.ค. 2016
- A traditional craft demonstrated by G. Henle Publishers. This movie was filmed in the year 2007 and produced in 2011 for NAMM and G. Henle Publishers, directed by Martin Marris. English and German with subtitles. www.henle.de/en/the-publishing... _____________________________
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I'll keep this in mind next time I get angry at Sibelius
Siblius is a sorry excuse in comparison to this mans precision.
Imagine, one wrong move and the work is ruined.
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I’ll stop complaining about paying for sheet music now...
They stopped doing this in 2000 and computerized it
So very incredible. Every single piece of music we bought before the 1990s was made like this, with such supreme craftsmanship. Even just getting the fine lines in the correct place would do my head in, never mind having to do it all mirror-image !
Not every piece. I had music published in the 1970s that was printed by photographing the paper copies to produce printing plates. The process is called photoengraving.
Wow, respect to the extraordinary craft of the master engraver! From childhood, I have played from the wonderful Henle Edition scores, with no thought as to how these scores were prepared. Throughout the video, I was on the edge of my seat wondering, "What do you do if you've made a mistake?" - a question answered only in the documentary's closing moments. Thank you for making this fascinating video.
Answer: "I don't make mistakes." ;-)
The precision of Henle's engravings is unrivalled. As are the paper and binding. Awesome quality and always worth the hefty price.
I remember browsing the library stacks as a kid and finding a book on engraving. I sat there all night captivated by the text and black & white photos. To see it on video is amazing.
This explains why Verlag’s scores are of such superb quality. I do not know what it’s like now, but when I was learning music in the 80s and 90s, Verlag’s scores were of superior quality to all other publishers.
Dear Justin Siou, thank you for your kind comment. This kind of music engraving is now a historic craft. As one of the last publishers we changed to computer layout in the year 2000. This was the time, the the computer layout allowed all details, we need for our standard. So new editions after the year 2000 are not any more engraved like this.
'Verlag' is German for 'publishing house' :)
Came by on an idle whim, stayed for the fascinating look at an amazing craft. Thanks for making this available!
I'm in awe. It hadn't even crossed my mind the way it had to be done in the past. From now on I suspect I'll keep thinking about the amazing craftsmanship shown in this video every time I handle my older books. My sincerest admiration to those who made sharing music possible.
that was absolutely mesmerizing to watch
That was astounding ~ what a master. I will no longer feel so lazy to write with pencil & paper (though I swear I am slower than Mr. Hans Kühner!) Thank you for this rare glimpse into this amazing craft.
I have one of these and the level of detail is unbelievable, its hard to imagine it was done by hand to be honest
You're right, it's real craftmanship. Today's possibilities make this job so much more convenient!
What a master. I wish I had a tenth of his patience..
And I feel sorry for myself when I have to prepare a score with MuseScore and Sibelius! It was fascinating to see the skill and discipline of this master craftsman. What awesome concentration and patience!
Wow! That was amazing! You can tell the pride Herr Kühner has in this nearly-gone craft; the details, wow! Danke for sharing!
Fascinating!!
Best makers of sheet music in the world ! Before, now and Forever !
We are ashamed of this compliment. Thank you so much!
Back to my computer and Make Music's Finale™ with thanksgiving! I can't imagine doing this tedious process, especially when a page is finished and a measure is discovered missing!
"... a measure is discovered missing!" -
Boy, if you are german... thats not going to happen! ^^
laber keinen scheiss alter
@@emileschneider1 The good use of "Ordnung, Ordnung!".
НЕВЕРОЯТНО!!
This is absolutely fascinating. Thank you for posting this video!
Amazing! We have it so easy today!
A real craftsman quietly and patiently working away. An almost unknown thing in the modern world.
Amazing! High art indeed! I'm thankful to have stumbled upon this video! Thank you for showing this!
This is gold, truly impressive
Exquisitas ediciones, con el sello de garantía de un buen producto hecho en Alemania.
Felicidades, son un gran ejemplo de calidad y pasión por el trabajo.
Absolutely mesmerising!
An absolutely beautiful art!
Wow! I had no idea it was that hard to make the books! I will never complain about overpriced books again. I might consider buying one of these urtext editions.
extraordianry !!!
Anyone here from Tantacrul?
@4:50 omg this is one of the most satisfying pieces of video footage i've seen x) Amazing work sir.
Travail magnifique!!!
Wonderful. Thanks for share.
Endless respect for all the people who kept music alive throughout history by doing such diligent work... However, I don't yet understand how they go from an engraved plate to a print. If I were to put ink on the plate, I would get a negative, no?
R.E.S.P. E.C.T. ♥♥♥♥
this is so cool!
So so fascinating. I tell many people about this video
Wow👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😊
Who else's teacher made them watch this video for music?
Anyway, it was amazing!!!! I guess those thoughts that the engravings were a piece of cake are long gone...
"I don't make mistakes"
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What are these engravings for? O.o
The video I'm happily surprised TH-cam decided to show to me. Wonder if you can find examples of these plates. Would be great to showcase one in a frame in the music room.
We do sell them framed and unframed. If you may have a look?: www.henle.de/en/shop/gifts/
This says 404 not found... is there an updated link?@@henleverlag
sorry - our website moved some weeks ago, and there are still some issues. The correct new link is: www.henle.de/en/Gifts/
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Very nice indeed! I recently started using Lilypond for engraving, to find out how complex music notation actually is. And the difference between a well- and poorly-designed music score! The devil is in the details…
Crazy
So meticulous work...
What is the metal that the plates are made of? I hope there is no lead in it, but I suspect that there is. And this man is touching it with his bare hands and some of it rubbed off onto his fingers.
Random user #74652819 most likely zinc which is a more durable alternative to copper plates. Never heard of lead being used for engraving.
Sehr didaktisch! Grüße aus Brasilien! Aus welchem Material sind die Druckblätter?
Die Druckplatten sind aus Blei. Heute werden sie nicht mehr genutzt, da der Notensatz rein digital erstellt wird. Sie können die Platten auch in unserem Webshop kaufen (gerahmt oder ungerahmt): www.henle.de/en/shop/gifts/#1236
How can someone read the music on a metal plate? wouldn't the reflections on the shiny surface make it hard to make out the notes?
The readability depends from the right angle of the light on the worktable. Furthermore the pmetal plate is not perfetly polished, which makes it easier to read and work with it.
I bet he's extremely picky about his lighting.
And this is why it's called a score.
But how to you get a bas-relief plate to print notes on a flat surface?
Find more details in the end of this video th-cam.com/video/m5uPPJj_M_o/w-d-xo.html
What is the music playing on the background?
The music at the beginning of the film is part of the extensive royalty-free musical excerpts and sound effects that come with a number of Apple film editing software packages, specifically Final Cut Pro and Soundtrack Pro (I am not sure which, because we use both). I don't think it is available "separately" from those Apple software packages.
The title of the track is "Nostalgic Piano Long." Apple does not provide any further information about the track. It is called "long" because there is also a "Short" version.
@@henleverlag that’s unfortunate, because I kinda like it and would like to listen to it more. But thanks!
Can someone subtitle the part from minute 1, second 2 (1:02) to English, please? I don't understand German.
He's just counting 1-2-3-4... explaining how he is marking the beats between two barlines.
@@henleverlag And the part from minute 5, second 57 (5:57) to minute 6, second 18 (6:18) and the part from minute 7, second 3 to minute 7, second 8?
@@diegosepulveda2222 He comments what he does: "I now engrave the word for the tempo. I do this character by character with another punch on the marked line." (5:57-6:16) "This has to be done very precise." After this he refers to a German saying, which can't be translated. (7:03-7:08)
TH-cam thinks the German speech is English. The automatically generated subtitles are entertaining.
TH-cam denkt, dass das deutsch-Gesprochene englisch ist. Die automatischen Untertitel sind unterhaltsam.
I guess one mistake means starting over.
In any case, it was hard to make corrections. With today's possibilities, it's so much more convenient :)
Who is here thanks to Tantacrul? :D
Definitely not the job for me. I would get everything crooked.
Beethoven could be much easier to play if it wasn‘t printed so heroically. (More like Mozart.)
Im just looking for some videos of t series and now im here omg lol #subscribetopewdiepie!
Get out.
Who would need this kind of sheet music? I literally play with photocopied washed of sheet music hahahaha
Pfff millennial-boy... 🤦🏻♂️
Any serious musician. Henle are known internationally for their top quality in music publishing of authoritative editions that last a lifetime.
That describes the kind of musician you are, sir.
metal vs paper vs a time before printer and the original copy of which you made a photo.