At 12:29 PM -0500 6/05/02, Joel Sears wrote: >Here goes the start of another thread. I don't recall seeing an "v" >shaped accent in Jazz writing. A sideways "v" I always heard called >an accent. At school, in Texas, we Jazzers called an upside down >"v" a "housetop." I got into trouble, though, in LA, at a recording >session, for calling it that. After the studio musicians got through >giving me a lot of guff about it, I found out that they called it a >"gable" accent. ( I always had trouble recording there). > >Joel Sears
When it goes underneath a note, it is inverted to a V. In many jazz and commercial copying styles, all articulations are always written OVER the notes, so you might not have seen it inverted. Even so, it is quite rare. _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
