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[Daniel Spreadbury] Mystery accidentals in Emmentaler
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Jan Nieuwenhuizen |
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[Daniel Spreadbury] Mystery accidentals in Emmentaler |
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Wed, 26 Mar 2014 14:13:21 +0100 |
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Hi Daniel,
The accidentals with
arrows in both directions were added by Maximilian Albert and are marked
with `for completeness'. They have no established musical meaning.
I'm forwarding your question to lilypond-devel as I'm not sure about the
other two symbols you are asking about.
The slashed mirrored flat is an optional glyph for the mirrored flat
(-5/18 . ,(if eksikMirroredSlashedFlat
"accidentals.mirroredflat.backslash"
"accidentals.mirroredflat"))
defined as Semi flat
fet_beginchar ("Semi flat", "mirroredflat.backslash");
and the slashed double flat is defined as 3/4 Flat
fet_beginchar ("3/4 Flat", "flatflat.slash");
but not referenced anywhere.
Greetings, Jan
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Mystery accidentals in Emmentaler |
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Wed, 26 Mar 2014 10:46:50 +0000 |
Hi Jan,
I'm trying to make a mapping between
the repertoire of glyphs in Emmentaler and the glyphs in SMuFL (www.smufl.org)
to check that there are no major omissions in SMuFL. There are a handful
of mystery accidentals in Emmentaler that I have not seen in other sources,
and wonder if you can shed any light on them?
Unfortunately the LilyPond documentation
doesn't seem to provide any hints about what these accidentals are supposed
to mean. My impression is that the sharp, natural and flat with arrows
both up and down must be provided for the sake of graphical completeness
rather than for the sake of any specific musical meaning. The slashed double
flat appears to be the graphical partner of the Turkish Bakiye flat (in
SMuFL, accidentalBakiyeFlat), as does the reversed flat with a slash through
its stem (a reversed version of the Turkish Bakiye flat).
Do you know anything about these accidentals
and what, from a musical perspective, they might mean?
Thanks,
Daniel
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