Mark tree
Does anyone know the abbreviation for mark tree? I've searched hard and can't find anything
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"wind chimes" (not sure, if it's the correct named inside MuseScore) , see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_tree
You have in the main Palet, severals symbols of shime
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In reply to You have in the main Palet,… by Raymond Wicquart
@Vernon, Although it is often referred to as Wind chimes or Bell Tree, neither of these terms are correct.
https://musicterms.artopium.com/m/Marktree.htm
But I can't find the abbreviation :(
In reply to @Vernon, Although it is… by Shoichi
Sometimes also referred to as "Bar Chimes". (But I can't think of an abbreviation for those either.)
In reply to Sometimes also referred to… by toffle
I don't have anything better: http://www.ibmi.it/manuali/musical_instr_voices_abbr.html
the Italian nomenclature does not correspond :(
In reply to I don't have anything better… by Shoichi
https://musescore.org/it/node/297782#comment-962403
As with any uncommon instrument, there is no standard abbreviation. Generally an uncommon two word instrument would simply use the first letter of each word in a score as long as it doesn't conflict with a different instrument.