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Adding the fingering marks
On an organ or
piano score, it is frequent to display the fingering. They are
marked as little numbers (one for each finger). The purpose is to
help the beginner to manage his/her fingers better. The thumb is
1 and the little finger 5. Pizzicato has a tool palette to add
the fingering. In the "Tools" menu, open the
"Fingering/rehearsal" palette. It includes the 5
numbers. Select one of them on the palette and click on one note
head of your score. The number appears above or under the note.
By clicking and moving this number on the score, you can move it
vertically to adjust its position. Pizzicato
Professional lets you adjust them horizontally too, because you
may modify the original symbols. Follow this process for the 5
numbers: Double-click
them in the palette In the left
central part of the dialog, check the
"Moveable" box Click OK to
confirm. You will then be
able to adjust the fingerings vertically and horizontally. The other symbols
of this palette are rehearsal marks used to indicate a part of
the score. They help to divide the score and number the different
parts. A black frame surrounds them and you can move them in the
score.
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