> No predefined big cautionary accidentals exist. I studied musixtex.tex to see whether it would be possible to extend the coding to support big cautionary accidentals. It seems that it isn't. The coding for cautionary accidentals in musixtex is based on parenthesis-pair glyphs in the music fonts, one for double-flats and a more compact one for the other accidentals. "Big" accidentals would require "wider" parenthesis pairs, which of course aren't there. I don't know why the "small" accidentals were adopted for cautionary accidentals; I find that in small musicsize they are pretty indecipherable. Using \lpar/\rpar with \loffset and the big accidentals seems to work well enough.
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