PS On reflection, since you say the inverted A is beside both notes
it's unlikely to be an articulation -- only one instance would appear
in that case -- so unless my earlier suggestion of O for open string is
wrong it must me something else that applies to each of the two notes.
Such as an unorthodox accidental? It's hard to think of something that
would need to be applied to each note as opposed to the pair of them.
John
On 23 Mar 2005, at 03:59, Neal Gittleman wrote:
Hi...
Question for those way more font-knowledgable than me...
I'm trying to extrapolate something in a score which may or not have
been printed in Finale (I suspect maybe not). There's a pizzicato
note (violin double-stop A-E -- open string A and E) that has to the
left of each note an upside-down capital letter A. I suspect it's
some kind of articulation symbol that hasn't been properly rendered by
the printer. Any ideas what would have printed if it was interpreted
correctly?
ng
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