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List:       lilypond-user
Subject:    Re: Glissando notation?
From:       Robert Kennedy <robert () theory ! stanford ! edu>
Date:       2007-01-31 19:11:28
Message-ID: 200701311911.l0VJBSVl010489 () theorylab ! Stanford ! EDU
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> In my experience, having played a number of pieces with glissandi, "rips" 
> to us horn players, the straight line notation is quite common. I've seen 
> both.

Thanks for your input on this. I have seen the straight-line option in
horn charts, but only in handwritten ones. Most horn charts (even
handwritten ones) use a wavy line in my experience. The straight line
looks too much like a tremolo or something unknown to me as a piano
player. I've never seen an engraved piano score use that notation.

> I input some pieces with glissandi and tried the zigzag option but it 
> didn't look right to me, as I'm not used to to seeing it done that way, so 
> I went back to the default.

Yeah, I prefer the straight-line option over the zigzag, too.

Many thanks again!

	-- Robert



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