Re: Guitar notation question - arpeggios

[Pierre Perol-Schneider]

Hi Guy,

You can add "Sul ponticello" and "Sul tasto".

Roland Dyens has often created some special markings (such as http://lsr.di.unimi.it/LSR/Item?id=987 ) but I don't think that those can be considered as "established".

Cheers,

Pierre

2017-08-17 6:05 GMT+02:00 Guy Stalnaker <address@hidden>:

All,

Hoping someone has the experience to answer my question (Google is an utter failure).

At the end of an etude I've written I want to indicate that the performer should arpeggiate a chord slowly with the hand close to the bridge of the instrument (producing a drier sound quality), and then in the final measure to strum a chord more quickly but with the hand over the fretboard (producing a more resonant sound quality).

Are there established markings for such performance directives? I have searched for guitar notation examples that might indicate something of this nature without success. So, before I use plain \markup I figured I'd ask all of you, because of your wealth of experience.

Much thanks,

Guy

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