Re: two notes of the same pitch

[Mats Bengtsson]

I seem to recall a discussion on this topic some year ago on
the mailing list. From the top of my head, I don't remember
the conclusions, but you may want to search the mailing list
archives to see what came up then.

  /Mats


Quoting Joe Neeman <address@hidden>:

> There seem to be problems writing music with two notes of the same
> pitch:
>
> <c cis>
> produces output that looks like <cis cis> (ie there is no natural on the
> c)
>
> <c! cis>
> results in an accidental collision. The sharp and the natural are
> superimposed
>
> <ces c! cis>
> results in all three accidentals superimposed and only two noteheads.
> There aren't too many examples of this sort of thing in music, but I
> have seen things like this typeset by splitting the stem like so:
>   |
>  / \
> xx x
>
> with, for example, ces and c on the left stem and cis on the right. I
> have an example of this in something by Shostakovich, but I don't have
> the music here with me right now so I can't say for sure what it is.
>
> This is with this morning's CVS.
>
> Cheers,
> Joe
>
>
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