Kieren MacMillan wrote:
Hi all,
It's hard to get my head around the idea of always contradicting
the key signature without notating the contradition
I haven't been following this thread, but...
Why don't you set the key signature to one thing, but override the
KeySignature #'stencil to say another?
Wouldn't that be the easiest way to have a "global non-notated
accidental contradiction"?
This is essentially what using "\key g \dorian" would have done.
The problem is that the shapes would end up on the wrong scale
degrees. I only learned about this last night, so my
understanding is slight, but the tonic has a different shape in
the minor than it does in the major in this tradition, and the
shapes are assigned according to the relative major of a minor
key. If you try to trick it, it'll put the shapes in the wrong
places. The key signature and the key have to match.
Jon
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