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Arrows and dashed lines #44
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In scriabin-op37_no01, the arrow is used differently from above; it seems to indicate voice overlap. One ambiguity is that it does not appear every time this happens. Presumably, in all parallel passages that differ only in transposition, there is still a voice overlap. This is how I have implemented it, with local comments stating such. |
There is also a voice overlap arrow in scriabin-op37_no03. Corresponding kern =6 =6 =6 =6
* * *^ *
8.BBBL 8.BB 8Gn\L 4d# 8e#XL .
. 8F#J . 8f#J .
16AAAnJk 16AAn . . . .
2GGG# 2GG# 4F#\ 4c# 8g#X .
. . . 4ee#X .
! ! An arrow in the print edition indicates voice overlap ! ! !
. 4f#\ 4B#X . .
. . . 8dd# .
* * *v *v *
=7 =7 =7 |
Some pieces use arrows or dashed lines to show movement across the staff.
For now these will be implemented as follows:
!!!RDF**kern: > = above
and!!!RDF**kern: < = below
will be used.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: