Try something like this:
\clef "tenor"
\key a \major
a4 b csharp dsharp
e dsharp c b
\bar "||"
\key e \major
a b csharp dsharp
e dsharp c b
Note the key cancellation. The naturals negating A Major corresponding
to C and G are OK. The F natural, though, is an octave higher than the
sharp following it. i.e., I see this in tenor clef:
Let N = natural, # = sharp
-N----------------------
N
----N-----------#-------
------------------------
N #
-------------#----------
------------------------
Is this right? Admittedly my score collection has few spots in which
tenor clef and key changes like this meet, so I can't confirm or deny
via precedence. If there's a logic to this, though, I'm missing it.
Will Oram // Genius @ Large // AIM spamguy21
spamguy (at) foxchange (dot) com // wro1 (at) cwru (dot) edu
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