Dear all,
There can be an occasion where the note prompted by a custos (i.e. the first note of the next staff line) is a flat-ti. The Gregorio does nothing special in this case, which I personally feel that the result is somewhat misleading - I thought an accidental should also be placed before the custos in order to indicate the right pitch of the next note. However, I didn't find such a case in Graduale Romanum (is it specially avoided?) to support either behavior. So the question is: with the square notation, should an accidental be placed before the custos when the first note of the next staff line is actually an accidental? Thanks, Michael Zhang Shanghai, China
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