On 13 Oct 2010, at 18:54, James wrote:
Suppose a repeat might/should be played one octave higher, is there a
way to notate it without expanding it?
The French composer (?) Yann Tiersen does this quite a lot with his
music and he just places the ottava bracket all along the whole
repeated section but writes it in the lower range first.
This confuses me: where does the ottava bracket start, if it is
written in the lower range first?
He doesn't even bother as far as I can see in the limited scores I
have seen, to tell the player to play it 'normal' first and then 'an
octave higher' the next time round. It is assumed I suppose.
I need it to be clear somehow. But in my example, it is style, so I
might skip it altogether.
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