Peter.
In chant notation when several syllables are to be chanted on a
single tone, no extensions are needed. If the choir sings a sustained
chord (or unison} against a cantor or priest, there should still be
no word extensions.
Hal Owen
>Can you not do this with an underscore on the keyboard?
>
>On 27 September 2011 16:45, Peter Taylor <pe...@euphonium.plus.com> wrote:
>
>>
>> | _______ and lead us to _____________ e | ternal ("ternal" being in the
>> next bar).
>>
>> My client has hand-drawn extension lines on her m/s score before "and" and
>> between "to" and "e" as shown, presumably to indicate to the Celebrant to
>> draw out these syllables. I'm sure there's a workaround for this, there
>> always is!
>>
>> Help much appreciated. Thanks.
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