i must confess ignorance of the notation of string instrument
technique. in the fourth measure of the cello part here:
http://www4.smart.net/~jcovey/scores/haydn/london-trio-01-01/
, over the first and fifth notes, there's a triangle with a point
pointing down toward the notehead. i just looked through
http://www.cs.uu.nl/people/hanwen/lilypond/input/test/out-www/font20-page1.png
and picked what looked closest, "^|". did i choose correctly? the
feta version is rounded on top, while that in the peters edition is
flat. is this just a matter of style, or are they two different
marks?
and just out of curiosity, what does it mean? :)
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