Question on Repeats and jumps again
Hi,
I have repeats and jump in my music sheet.
Bar 1 is repeated once ( played twice)
then Bar 2 Bar 3 are played twice i.e played Bar 2 Bar 3 Bar 2 Bar 3
Notes in Bar 1 and bar 3 are identical. (please see the attachment)
So my question is if coding can be done (using Volta, Coda/ Fine/ etc) without actually putting Bar 3
Thank you
Thiru
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Comments
I'm sure there are several ways but you risk making a piece unplayable if you have too many complex repeats and jumps.
So, if we call Bar 1 A, Bar 2 B and Bar 3 C, you want A A B C B C ? and, since C = A, this is equivalent to A A B A B A.
In reply to I'm sure there are several… by underquark
Hi underquark
Thank you for jump.mscz. But it does not play AABABA which is I wanted.
It plays ABABA
In reply to Hi underquark Thank you for… by Thiru
This example does, but it is not guaranteed which of the two "D.C." commands is applied first.
At least in measure 2, I set the "D.C." command first and then the "D.C. al Fine" command.
In reply to This example does, but it is… by HildeK
Thank you Hildek. It does not play at all in Musescore 3
In reply to Thank you Hildek. It does… by Thiru
It plays for me in MS 3.6.2
In reply to It plays for me in MS 3.6.2 by DanielR
Thank you Daniel.
I have 3.6.2.548021803
When I click on the play button, I do not hear anything, do not see the cursor moving and all items on the left panel greyed out.
In reply to Thank you Hildek. It does… by Thiru
It makes exactly the same sequence as yours!
I am also using MuS 3.6.2.
Please check, if the "play repeats" button is active:
![PlayRepeats.jpg]( "PlayRepeats.jpg")
In reply to It makes exactly the same… by HildeK
After restarting Musescore it plays.
Thank you all.
Much appreciated HildeK.
In reply to After restarting Musescore… by Thiru
Fine!
Also note what I wrote: "It is not guaranteed which of the two "D.C." commands will be applied first on the same measure."
I've tried something similar several times in Musescore and it worked as desired, but I don't know if this is a permissible type of notation. So far, I haven't seen it done this way in the limited number of paritures I know. I also can't say if it is immediately clear to every musician how to play it. And that's what you should pay attention to in a sheet of music!
Maybe a professional could give another hint about this. I am only an amateur and also still a beginner :-)
In reply to Fine! Also note what I wrote… by HildeK
Compared to you all I am a very beginner. Thank you so much.