Jack came up with"
M:2/2
Q:1/2
...
|: ... [1 [M:3/2] [Q:3/4]... :|
[2 .... || % no metre or beat change
...
[M:3/2][Q:3/4] % this *IS* a change of beat even though the
% last beat assignment in the text is the same
...
"
and I realise that I don't fully understand what he's getting at. I don't
understand why the second one IS a change.
There is a scope question. In what follows, a b c... are used as labels for
pieces of music. Q1, Q2, Q3 etc are places where one might put a Q:
command.
|: a. Q1 b [1 c Q2 d :|[2 e Q3 f || g Q4 h
Here is what I propose:
Q1 applies to b c and e
Q2 applies to d ONLY
Q3 applies to f and g
Q4 applies to h
a is played at the default tempo on both repeats.
There is no way to specify that the a repeated section is to be played at a
different pace for the two repeats other than writing it out twice.
Laurie
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