Darcy James Argue wrote:
Noel,
I don't get the enthusiasm for reinventing the wheel here. This situation pops
up in the Broadway pit all the time. The arrow works, and is far more concise
than the alternate solutions being proposed.
Well, I know as much about the conventions in Broadway music scores as I
do about the notation software package S~, the only difference between
my knowledge of the two, is that the former has just happened, and the
latter has been intentional. So if I'm "re-inventing the wheel", it's
only because I am not aware of the other wheel(s) already in existence.
I'm not sure I agree that the arrow is more concise than Dr. Howells
suggestion of numbering the measure before, in addition to the number
after the elision.
ns
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