On 12/12/2010 9:34 PM, John Howell wrote:
That is ALMOST correct, but incomplete. The harmonic of the 4th (the fretted note plus a diamond note a 4th above) produces the harmonic 2 octaves above the fretted note. But artificial harmonics include the harmonic of the 5th as well ...
Yes, I worded it poorly. I meant that the sources say that a notehead with a diamond notehead *appropriately* above it should be used for artificial harmonics.
This is something, like writing for harp or giving registrations for pipe organ, that you should not attempt without knowing exactly what you're doing.
But isn't that an advantage of just using the circle notation? It indicates to the player the desired pitch and the fact that it should be a harmonic, and leaves the details to the player.
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