Unknown ornament/articulation
I don't know what the ornament/articulation above the tremblements are.
Thanks in advance, Wizard. <3
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I don't know what the ornament/articulation above the tremblements are.
Thanks in advance, Wizard. <3
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Is it a natural?
In reply to Is it a natural? by Jojo-Schmitz
Looks like a natural, but I don't know how to apply it. The key is one sharp. Maybe the tremblement is between E and F natural? When played in MuseScore, the tremblement is between E and F sharp. Is there a way to produce a half step tremblement?
Thanks, Jojo. I always appreciate your thoughtful responses. <3
In reply to Looks like a natural, but I… by judeeylander
See How to create trills and ornaments with accidentals (and playback)
In reply to See How to create trills and… by Jojo-Schmitz
Wow! What a way to boggle my brain! Next time, Jojo. You're the BEST! <3
In reply to Looks like a natural, but I… by judeeylander
I think I've figured out a workaround. I'll use text to create the key signature. That way the tremblement plays between E and F natural. Oddly enough, there are no F notes in the piece, but there are other sharp accidentals. Someone in the field applying their best guess when transcribing heard music.
Thanks, Jojo. You're always good for a brainstorm solution. <3
In reply to I think I've figured out a… by judeeylander
Rethought it one more time. I scored it in C and added a Transcriber Note:
[**Typo: This isn't playable as written. The correct key is C,
which makes the ♮ signs above the tremblements unnecessary.]