Hey Darcy,
You can have an invisible or dotted right barline on the preceding
system, then just the usual clefs and key signatures on the
continuing system. No need to hide the left barline on the that next
system. I double checked a few of my Henle piano scores to confirm this.
Hope it helps,
Greg
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Hey all,
Pardon my ignorance, but I've never had to do this before -- when
it is necessary to split a single measure across two systems
(because the composer added too damn many notes to fit into a
single system), what elements do you show on the the second half of
the measure -- the one starting a new system? I assume you would
hide the left "barline" for the new system in this case (it's a
work for piano), but what about clef, key signature and time
signature -- do I show or do I hide?
Cheers,
- Darcy
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