> Sorry for the inconvenience, and thanks for this updated e-mail! Nah, my fault really, mistakes happen ^__^
> Please add the most important parts of your findings to the > corresponding issue > https://gitlab.com/lilypond/lilypond/-/issues/6776 Will do :) take it you mean in a comment (you prolly have time to answer til I actually make a gitlab acc and get permission to do stuff in the repo) > [...] I think these flags are not suited for a 'neomensural' style, to > be used in incipits in modern editions. To be honest, I consider them > as rather ugly. For me, they represent just another flag style from > this typesetting era. Ah I see! I was more thinking that they're more compact than regular mensural flags really (I should probably have led with that actually but I forgot), and I do like them lmao they're nice and round :) but I usually keep to Corelli and later so I'll defer to you on matters of style. I do remember seeing another work with this type of style, this time from like 1706 (!), so I'll see if I can find it bc I know I shared it with my friends. I'll also look at some ricercare on IMSLP to see if there's anything there, they're right around the middle or whatever idk how to explain it. uh mid 16th c? yeah > If I find some time I'll visit the Mozarteum library in Salzburg for > complete editions of composers from that era. I'm jealous, I'm from a fairly small town in Brazil so I can't go physically to European libraries and am restricted to online archives :( I wish you luck in your browsing!! Luise
