Q: why did you put music in alto clef in "when the day goes on"? a normal person would have written that in bass clef. even I think, you would have written that in bass clef on a normal day
A: that's a good question. the reason is because i was considering the entire section (including 2 instrumental riffs.) the second half would have gone way into treble range, where as the first half was well into bass clef range. if i had used treble clef there would have been a zillion ledger lines below, and if i had used bass cleff there would have been a zillion ledger lines above. i have never used alto clef before in my life and i am generally not familiar with it, but it was just the range i needed (centered around middle C). now i know what you're thinking, the part shown doesn't go above middle C. but the second part does, although i ended up cutting it because it was distracting from the bike/grid scene. but the alto clef remains, as a tid bit for viewers like you to notice and contemplate