Jack Campin wrote:
>
> > I think the distinction between graces that steal time from the
> > previous note and those which steal from the following is
> > musically important.
>
> There is a third category - gracenotes that add time, making the
> barlengths uneven. This happens in piobaireachd (as well as the
> other kinds). It isn't always notated, you are supposed to get
> it from your teacher.
>
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Without strictly equal time for measures, I have no idea how I could go
about finding the stressed notes.
I'll implement the trailing gracenotes in my program. Putting them in
isn't nearly as hard as getting them back out so I can find the stressed
notes.
I've added the highland pipe K:Hp to my program, but that doesn't know
anything about about keys and modes, so use J:Hp if you want to know
those.
Bruce Olson
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