Re: About a RULE I hadn't found in the Bible (Beyond bars)

[Shane Brandes]

There might not be a rule for that, especially since there seems to be
a multiplicity of ways to put that on paper. At least I have seen
enough not to see any consistent trend.

Shane

On Sun, Sep 28, 2014 at 10:08 AM, Son_V <address@hidden> wrote:
>
> I found a score where there are three lines of lyrics (1,2, 3) and then,
> after beat 7, there is just ONE (common) line of a common lyrics. like the
> example below:
>
>     lyrics for first stanza            |
>     lyrics for second stanza       |
>     lyrics for third stanza           |  common ending
>     lyrics for fourth  stanza       |
>
> I've searched on Beyond bars but found nothing about a "RULE" to follow in
> these situations. What could be done? Is it acceptable to put the "common
> ending" on the first stanza? Or should the "common ending" be put at the
> heigt of the sond, or third stanza? Or there MUST be a curly bracket? Beyond
> bars (2011 ed) doesn't say nothing. Thanks.
>
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