[Richard Huggins:]
>Due to the use of 8va in the earlier case but not in the
>latter, the second occurance would be played at a different point on the
>keys. Because of this, is there any precedent for repeating the accidentals
>on the second occurance?
I've seen it both ways, but repeating accidentals seems to be commoner than
not when an 8va sign either begins or ends. I would myself always, absolutely
always, repeat the accidentals.
That may not mean much, though - another thing I always do, but many don't
like doing now, is that, when I change from a flat key signature to a sharp one
or vice-versa, I always include cancelling naturals for the old signature.
Regards,
Michael Edwards.
P.S.
Oops - I've just noticed I accidentally sent my previous message to the old
address for this list (it is still in my list of addresses). But it seemed to
get through anyway.
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