Hi
Often you see "reminder accidentals", that are actually not
neccesary. Since I don't know the exact term in english I give a quice
example: At some point you have a Db (the tune is in Eb) and in the next
bar you have a D natural. But to make sure it's actually played "D" and
not "Db" you put
"Atte" == Jensen Atte writes:
Atte Anyway; how do I get the brackets 'round the accidental in abc?
We've discussed this; there's a similar problem in early music, where
the notation didn't always include accidentals that "everybody" would
know to play, and modern editors want to put them
John Henckel wrote:
At 01:36 PM 10/7/2000 +0200, you wrote:
To make matters worse, *no* ABC program seems to support nested
slurs. Thinks like |(GA({c}B) AGF)| occurs fequently in 1001,
and that isn't possible in ABC at all.
abcm2ps seems to support it just fine. It is
Hello everybody,
I'm glad to announce this new release of abcm2ps, which includes many
bug fixes (thank you, Frank, your little 'Fuga in G mol' helped a lot).
Aside from bugs, this version now offers a same voice to be printed
on many staves.
--
Ken ar c'hentañ | ** Breizh ha
Frank wrote:
A problem with the O'Neill tunes is that many of them doesn't
seem to have a clearly defined tonal centre at all.
Surely, you don't mean to say that this is "[a] problem with the
O'Neill tunes." The problem is that we are using a protocol that
doesn't deal well with such tunes.
