FW: Repeat of accidentals after a quotation

[Carl Sorensen]

Jean-Francois sent a minimal example, so  I think this is ready for a bug
report.

Thanks,

Carl

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From: "j-f.lucarelli" <address@hidden>
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Date: Thu, 15 Jul 2010 13:08:07 -0600
To: Carl Sorensen <address@hidden>
Conversation: Re: Repeat of accidentals after a quotation
Subject: Re: Re: Repeat of accidentals after a quotation

>On 7/14/10 10:22 AM, "Ralph Palmer" <address@hidden> wrote:
>
>> Greetings, Jean-François -
>>
>> As a musician, I would not expect the accidental to carry over from the
>> quotation. The quotation is not only in another voice, it's from another
>> part. If you wish to submit a new feature request for a switch, then please
>> submit a minimal example (snippet).
>>
>> Respectfully,
>>
>> Ralph
>>
Dear Ralph,

Sorry for the delay, but it was difficult for me to reduce my big score in a
minimal example.

I present you a very simple score with the problem :

- one measure without quotation
- one measure with quotation, and the sharp wich disappears
- one mesure corrected, with a forced sharp

% begin of the code
\version "2.13.27"

% setup a context for cue notes.

partScoreQuotation = {
        \relative c'' {
                c8 d e fis
        }
}

\addQuote Quotation \partScoreQuotation


% Score without quotation

\new Staff \relative c'' <<

        \new Voice {
                r2 c4 fis
        }>>

% score with quotation - note the sharp wich disappears on the fis in main
voice

\new Staff \relative c'' <<

  \new Voice {
    \cueDuring #"Quotation" #UP {
      r2
    }
    c4 fis
  }>>

% score with quotation and a forced sharp on the fis in main voice

\new Staff \relative c'' <<

  \new Voice {
    \cueDuring #"Quotation" #UP {
      r2
    }
    c4 fis!
  }>>

% end of the code

Normaly, the player don't have attention to the quotation, it's a simple
cue, and the sharp on the fis off the main voice 'll not be played.
The latest notation is thus necessary (with a manual forced sharp) for  a
good execution.

I think thus that the quotation must not clear the sharp of the main voice.

Best regards,

Jean-François



Jean-François et Myriam Lucarelli-Marquet
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http://www.espace-midi.com


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