Le lundi 12 février 2007 23:12, Heikki Johannes Junes a écrit : > I am sorry to point out, but the clef of the tenor voice in the example is > erronous. > The correct clef to be used in tenor voice, and in guitar music too, is > \clef "G_8", > not \clef "G" (in LilyPond syntax). For a typographical example of \clef > "G_8", see > > http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.11/Documentation/user/lilypond/Clef#Clef > > There is number "_8" below the clef which is used to mark that the clef is > transposed > an octave down (or, similarly, number "^8" is used to mark that the clef is > transposed > an octave up). > From a purely theoretical point of view, I think you are right. Nevertheless, looking at some printed scores I have here, I don't see any "8" below the clefs. For some reason, in some old time, composers, then typesetters, didn't bothered to add it and now it seems to be a rule. The example is only the first one I found on the net, and it corresponds to the usual printed scores.
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