On Wednesday 26 January 2005 06:24 pm, Paul Scott wrote: > David Raleigh Arnold wrote: > >A fermata is over a note or rest, a double bar, or a closing repeat > >sign. If over a note or rest, it extends the duration. Otherwise, > > it is equivalent to "fine", except that you can continue after the > > section it ends, IOW use it more than once. > > > >What could a fermata over an ordinary bar line possibly mean? A bar > >has no duration, and you usually don't end at one. Does the piece > >need a double bar? > > It means the same thing as a fermata over a double bar line: stop > and wait until the conductor starts the ensemble again.
No way. ||A ||<--fermata over this |:B :|D.C. || ||<--fermata over this |: :|D.C. || ||<--fermata over this |: :|D.C. Each section is ABBA. daveA -- The only technical exercises for guitar which are worthy of the instrument consist in "Dynamic Guitar Technique". I promise miracles. Get it at: http://www.openguitar.com/dynamic.html daveA David Raleigh Arnold dra..at..openguitar.com _______________________________________________ bug-lilypond mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-lilypond
