As a matter of fact, the comma _after_ the word extension is not only more
logical, as Daniel has pointed out, but also standard practice in Bärenreiter's
Telemann Edition (which is what I happen to have open at the moment) and
(probably) also the NBA (the publications, not the teams!). So it
When I need a breath mark (a high-flying comma as an articulation) to appear at
the end of a measure - perhaps a measure with a whole note where the breath
mark would normally appear immediately after the note, I use an invisible smart
line to position the articulation where it looks logical to
At 6:49 PM +0200 8/7/11, Eric Fiedler wrote:
As a matter of fact, the comma _after_ the word
extension is not only more logical, as Daniel
has pointed out, but also standard practice in
Bärenreiter's Telemann Edition (which is what I
happen to have open at the moment) and
(probably) also the
At 8:11 AM -0700 8/7/11, Mark D Lew wrote:
I agree with Daniel on this, and I was a little
surprised to see so many people say or imply
this is unorthodox. I've seen plenty of old
sources that put the comma after the word
extension, and I prefer it. I also had a regular
client who asked for
On Sun, August 7, 2011 12:50 pm, John Howell wrote:
Some publishers
still use individual flags rather than beaming in
vocal music, and some singers actually like it
that way!
Yeah, my singer for the lead in Erzsébet likes it that way and was mightily
irritated that I'd provided the score with
