>|I guess \tql means tqb?
Sorry. I've been using local definitions \tql and \tqu for
years and put them into version 1.16; I presume the "b" and
"h" of \tqb and \tqh are for bas and haut.
>|In my view the 3 manners are in 19C style. I believe the only correct
>|manner is:
>|
>|\startextract
>|\vnotes1.7\elemskip\ibbbl2m0\qb2m\tbbbl2\qb2n\en
>|\notes\tbbl2\tqb2o\en
>|\notes\ibbl2m0\qb2{.n}\hroff{\tbbbl2\tqb2m}\en
>|%
>|\notes\ibbl2m0\qb2{.n}\hroff{\tbbbl2\tbbl2\tqb2o}\en
>|\notes\ibbl2m0\qb2{.n}\hroff{\tbbbl2\tqb2o}\en
>|%
>|\vnotes1.7\elemskip\ibbbl2n0\qb2n\tbbbl2\tqb2o\en
>|\notes\tqb2p\en
>|\notes\ibbl2m0\qb2{.o}\hroff{\tbbbl2\tqb2n}\en
>|\endextract
Even if the meter is 3/4, not 6/8?
>|In my old scores I often find 8 16th notes grouped as:
>|\notes\ibbu1c0\qb1{ccc}\tbbu1\qb1c\nbbu1\qb1{ccc}\tqh1c\en
>|but in modern editions you only find 2 distinct 4-notes beams.
OK.
Thanks.
Bob
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