> no the sheets are always correct - it list orchestrators - if there are
> two they are listed on what measures/bar they have worked

> The composers if there are two or more are also written on it

> Of course there can be some small and minor mistakes - as such is the Cue
> from SPIDEY 3 that is title GLEN WATCHES SPIDEY LEAVE a good examble -
> credited solely to Young i believe

> But those are rare instances since the orchestrated cue comes dirctly from
> the composer's sketch

> and there are also the royalty part which is why i think the composers
> name has to be credited

I would DEFINITELY not trust whats written on a conductor score in terms of being accurate for who composed the cue. Absolutely not a reliable resource, trust me. Don't trust cue sheets either. It all depends on the cue of course, but the truth is often not written ANYWHERE, as to avoid any sort of paper trail. Its called ghostwriting for a reason. No one is supposed to know except on a strict need-to-know basis. And trust me someone reading an orchestration of a cue does NOT necesarily need to know.

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