Hello
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> One trick that was proposed some week ago in a similar situation, is
> > to
> use a grace note:
That's nice but a bit 'hacky' and not very intuitive don't you think?
Why doesn't the following example work or rather, I know this doesn't
work, and I can't understand why.
{
\key c \major
\bar "|:" a b c d \bar ":|"
\key d \major
\bar "|:" a b c d \bar ":|"
}
However in my own limited experience there is no reason why the change
of key has to come *between* the two repeat marks and the next example
is does work
{
\key c \major
\bar "|:" a b c d \bar ":|:"
\key d \major
a b c d \bar ":|"
}
and as far as I can tell is perfectly acceptable (if not preferable?).
James
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