I concur with all of Christopher's answers -- some strongly, others
because I have no opinion and his seems reasonable -- but I would
clarify one point.
On Nov 3, 2007, at 6:11 AM, Christopher Smith wrote:
I hesitate to weigh in on this, as I seldom use three endings, but
I would put the hook, as it denotes the end of the music for the
staff at that point. The non-hooked ending should only be used
(IMHO) when the music is continuing on the same staff.
I would say that the non-hooked ending should only be used when the
music is continuing in the next measure that appears in the score, as
opposed to jumping somewhere else, even (especially) if the next
measure is on the next system or next page.
I think that's what Christopher meant by "on the same staff", but
it's not really clear.
The consequence of this rule, obviously, is that you would never use
a non-hooked ending on any ending but the last.
mdl
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