David W. Fenton wrote:
On 22 Mar 2010 at 17:11, dhbailey wrote:
Perhaps if you were to explain more fully the road map for
the work in question, we could offer better insight to help
you make the music the clearest.
Maybe it's my early music background, but for one particular
situation, I see no issue with it, and that's an ABA where the 2nd
ending starts the B section, and 1st ending is the FINE for the
repeat of the A section. I just don't see how that's confusing at
all. Then again, it's a very familiar roadmap for music before 1800.
I've seen that ending setup also, but I've never seen the
number 3 in the 1st ending in that situation.
I've only seen it with 1st ending which also included the
Fine indicator, 2nd ending which lead into the B section,
and then D.C. al Fine at the end of the B section. Never a
3 in the 1st ending, at least in the editions I've seen.
--
David H. Bailey
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