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Re: Aligning a tempo marking with a note
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Noeck |
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Re: Aligning a tempo marking with a note |
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Fri, 20 Nov 2015 00:19:25 +0100 |
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Hi Kieren,
>> I still think that there is some difference between ‘rit' and 'Allegro’.
>
> What is that difference? (I think they’re identical.)
Well, they are closer than cresc and rit for example. But in scores I am
used to, marks like 'Allegro' are valid for a whole piece or at least
large parts of it. Therefore it makes sense to print it bold like \mark.
'rit' usually only for a short period of time.
A similar thing (not fully equivalent) is this: bar numbers and
rehearsal marks. Both can be used to identify a point in time, the
latter are for larger chunks, the former more fine grained.
Cheers,
Joram
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