On Apr 27, 2006, at 4:26 PM, Aaron Sherber wrote:
What you show here is "correct" practice. See, for example, Gardner
Read, "Music Notation", p. 227. Read points out that while repeat
signs often coincide with bar lines, they are not *actually* bar
lines.
He says: "When a change of meter or key signature comes at the
beginning of a section to be repeated, the change is indicated on
the staff *before* the position of the first repeat bar." And he
gives an example very much like yours, except that the bar line
before the key change is a double bar line.
Thanks a bunch! That's what I needed to know - I'll leave it
"correct" then :)
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