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RE: slurs and ties
From: |
Erik Appeldoorn |
Subject: |
RE: slurs and ties |
Date: |
Sat, 7 Nov 2009 15:57:38 +0100 |
David,
If the composer has written them it is not to me to leave them out. Sensical
or not-so-sensical.
As I'm restoring an old manuscript I feel I'm bound to what I find. It is
difficult enough to recreate the score with only parts in different
handwriting available.
But I have to agree on the tricky part. All the extra's I need to recreate
the score makes my scores unyealding and time-consuming to create.
Erik
> Now there is something to be said against tieing into a different voice
> like that musically: it messes up the audible voice situation. Unless
> dictated by the instrument (and then there is little necessity to write
> the tie explicitly), it is cleaner to articulate the note separately.
>
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