RE: Meter change at line break

[Johan Tufvesson]

On Mon, 6 Mar 2000, Simons, Don wrote:

> There must be more than one set of meanings for these clef names.  In the
> baroque world, "soprano" clef is a C-clef with middle C on the bottom
> line.  It is most commonly used for vocal parts sung by...you guessed
> it...sopranos.  This is not currently available in PMX.

Oh, but it is! Cs gives the C-clef on the bottom line. The only clef that
I miss in PMX is the french violin clef (G-clef on bottom line). It would
be handy for proofreading when the original has it. Today I typically use
K-2+0 to transpose down everything while I proof read a part with this
clef.

/Johan TUfvesson