At 04:52 PM 3/27/2007, dc wrote:
>I have a movement with the following structure:
>
>A B C where B is repeated after C, but with a different final measure.
>
>I was thinking of using a "D.S. al fine" repeat, but how would I indicate
>the different ending at then end of B the second time?
D.S. al Coda.
>Then I'm also wondering if not writing it out is really worth the paper
>I'll be saving. Aren't backwards turns quite awkward? And then having to
>jump forward several pages after the second B?
The decision of whether to indicate repeats or write them out depends
on lots of things, including personal taste, and you'll likely get a
long philosophical discussion here in reply to your question. But
given the information you've provided -- that the D.S. would require
a backwards page turn, and that the coda would require flipping
several pages -- I would say you should definitely write this one out
in full. Just my $0.02.
Aaron.
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