On 06 Sep 2004, at 10:38 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

This is complete nonsense! There are very good reasons to use measure
attached expressions with stafflists. Anywhere where you want an
expression to appear on different staves in the score and the parts
measure attached expressions are in fact very important.

My tempo indications like "Allegro" etc all are measure attached with a
stafflist that places them on the top part in the score, plus the top
string part in some cases, or perhaps the piano part, all depending on
circumstances. In the parts they print out on every part. I could not
imagine doing this in complex scores with note attached expressions!

Ahem. If you'll look at what I wrote:

Probably the best workaround is to stop using measure-attached
expressions entirely,

[pay attention now... ]

except for expressions you want to appear in
*every* part.

Like, say, tempo indications. Or rehearsal letters. Etc.

- Darcy
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Brooklyn, NY

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