On Thursday 14 January 2010, Shelagh Manton wrote: > Cautionaries are the (#) or (b) in front of notes to show that they are > sharped/flatted at this part of the music where you normally wouldn't > bother putting them because they have already been shown in the key > signature. Mostly used for inexperienced musician as a reminder.
I would call that a "cautionary" too, but it turns out this option does not put the extra accidentals in () as "cautionary accidentals" after all. It just draws extra accidentals. That is something of a surprise, but at this point we will just look at what it really does and go on. Here are two screenshots I hope make things more clear for you. All the notes in both screenshots are F# in the key of C major. -- D. Michael McIntyre
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