shirling & neueweise wrote:
You described the most pathological case,
gurgle gurgle pwet pwet. you were expecting...?
Actually, the most pathological case is when there is all of the above
*plus* clef changes for the cue. You have to create a separate staff
style to hide the clef change, and this creates a whole new set of
challenges. The easiest staff style is a transposition that does nothing
but set the clef. But such staff styles are required to be assigned to
full measures, and if the instrument is transposing you have to have a
special transposing staff style with the force clef. It can lead to some
serious outside-the-shipping-carton thinking.
--
Robert Patterson
http://RobertGPatterson.com
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