dc wrote:
John Howell écrit:
How does one get a decent looking slur between, say, A and B in
eighth notes in G clef (i.e. when the first note has its stem upwards
and the second downwards)?
Reverse the stem on the B?
I thought of that, of course, and saw that some publishers do precisely
that. But how kosher is it?
Dennis
Ross (and others) say, regarding stem direction, that for individual
notes, all those in the second space and lower have stems up, all those
in the third space and higher have stems down, and notes on the middle
line can go either way.
The majority of notes on the middle line go down, in my experience, but
if it will make for more elegant notation, I've seen a lot which have
stems up.
So as for being kosher, John's answer is perfectly fine.
--
David H. Bailey
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