On 11.09.2008, at 17:26, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Related question: Why do you only get one fermata when you do the
following:
b4^\fermata_\fermata
More generally: why can't you add the same articulation above and
below a note, using a
construct like
c^._.
As long as you specify different articulations, you can add several of
them, both above and below a note, for example
c^-_.
Answering myself, I found the following comment in the source code:
/* Discard double articulations for part-combining. */
I'm not convinced that this is the best solution. The part combiner
should do this in a more clever
way if needed and I'm fairly sure I have seen printed scores where
the same articulation appears
both above and below a note. Of course, there are ugly workarounds.
/Mats
I've wondered that as well. Especially with piano fingerings for
chords, where I may want to specifically have 1 finger above the note
and another finger below.
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