On Thursday, 3 December 1998, Chris Colohan writes:
> Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
>
> Sounds good to me... One other thing that is common in Jazz charts is the
> ability to specify what inversion of the chord you are using. This is usuall
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> notated like C/E, where the note after the slash is the root of the chord. S
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> this would be a C triad with an E in the basement. (E G C)
In pl16, probably.
However, i came accross a small problem.
A chord is represented internally as a list of pitches. When my routine
in chord-name-engraver.cc tries to determine the name of the chord, there
are ambiguities, e.g. between C6 and Am7/C? I solved this for now, by
requiring the boolean \property "chordInversions" set to 1, to have the
Chord_name_engraver find and display inversions.
Jan.
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