it's better to try to teach people how to think
musically than to
answer specific questions about what is correct or incorrect...
Indeed. A friend of mine once told me about a concert during his schooldays
when he was sitting next to a kid who was apparently the nephew or something of
a
pegment sans appui
I'm not familiar with the term. Is this what purists might call a
dégringolement?
c
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The Henry Atkinson MS has several commonly notated ornaments -
* A pair of vertical lines over a note: ||
* A pair of diagonal lines over a note: \\
* A pair of diagonal lines through the vertical of a note.
These are easy to distinguish and are often used together, eg in the
Reed House Rant.
Dunno for sure, but when I was editing, largely self-taught, a MS I
found of an early 18th century gent's favourite flute (i.e. recorder)
tunes, he had a whole plethora of marks, spirals, cirles with dots, the
lot.
I looked in the Division Recorder Book for help, where there are
