Darcy,
I like Bill's advice.
Chuck
On Dec 14, 2005, at 5:07 PM, bill wrote:
Darcy,
After thinking a bit more, what is really the best thing to do is
to put a
cue line in the resting parts (either with notes or rhythms) and
indicate it
as such. Make sure you include the applicable pick-ups for the next
downbeat. It will be even less ambiguous than simply entering
rests. If,
however, it is a simple fermata on the last note and a simple
downbeat to
the following measure, don't "annoy the cat" by giving unnecessary
information. Apply the fermata as a measure expression, position it
accordingly, and us a double bar or a tempo change indication (if
applicable) to visually flag the section. Again, it depends on the
situation.
Bill
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