> Darcy's suggestion is the best for me, too, but explaining it to > someone who doesn't understand swing is the problem. I suggest a note > accompanying the work, either as a footnote or an incipit before the > body of the work starts (I know that's not a traditional incipit, but > I think the concept works!) Then a bracket with "swing" indicating > the passage is all that is needed. I like Smart Lines for this, as I > can start a bracket with a word or two.
Thanks for the ideas and related comments. I tried just indicating what I wanted with words but the two note motive, which always appears in the right hand, is embedded in a bunch of other stuff and I found it hard to indicate that this direction applies only to those notes. And yes, if I'm lucky enough to not be the only person who plays this thing, the victim will most likely not be at home with "swing". Stu _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [email protected] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
