The simplest solution IMO, if the sixteenth note triplet is notated in
proper rhythm in the measure right before the downbeat, is to add a pedal
down marking at the start of the triplet that ends after the downbeat note
(or wherever you want the sound to end). It wouldn't hurt to add a slur from
the first of the triplet to the downbeat. Together these markings should be
sufficient.
(The same could be done even if the triplet were grace notes. The point is
that a pedal marking means these notes are to be sustained without you
having to write them out in proper rhythmic notation using ties, etc.)
Cecil Rigby
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[snip] I'd like to notate a rolled chord with the rhythms of the roll
specified - happens to be a 16th note triplet before the barline landing
on the 4th note of the chord on the db with all notes held. [snip] How
is this done in piano music. Chuck
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