Thanks.
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Hi, after viewing some printed scores, I now understand why. Normally, music
notes higher than the middle line of a staff have downward stems. However,
in polyphony, the upper voice has upward stems. I think the reason the stem
lengths are shorter is to prevent clashes or overlaps with noteheads or
other expression marks on the staff above. Is this assumption correct?
- Re: Stem length in upper voice liang seng
- Re: Stem length in upper voice Han-Wen Nienhuys
