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Tremolo
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Peter French |
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Tremolo |
Date: |
Wed, 22 Jan 2020 17:37:14 -0500 |
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Hi
I am using Denemo 2.2.0 on a Windows 7 pro box.
I need to note what I would call al Tremolo for Piano.
Usually I see this as two semi-breve notes on the staff with three lines
between them. Not beaming and not joining to either note.
Quite often seen as written for a left hand octave spread and rolled
quickly between the thumb and little finger.
I can find no reference to this type of notation within the manual whatever.
your assistance will be appreciated as I cannot finish the score I am
working on without.
Is there a way to line up a verse with the correct notes after playing a
piano introduction?
For instance if I have a three bar introduction before the vocal starts,
can I do this without forcing the alignment with the use of spaces and
hyphens? Also how do I write for a second voice in the same verse, for
instance echoing phrases from the first voice in parts of the work?
Last question for the moment, I have a trill which I want to extend for
a second note, like a crotchet and quaver combination not tied.
Using the trill on the menu's that I have found it only covers the first
note, is there a way to extend it over the two notes?
I did previously write to Richard Shann and though he answered me he
advised using the forum in the future so that others could see the
questions. I tried to use it just now, only to find it has been abandoned.
Regards
Pete L. French