- 1.1
- Steinbach A. & Schofer A., Theses (1987, 1988),
Rheinische Friedrich-Wilhelms Universität, Bonn, Germany.
- 2.1
- We have seen once a
score in G-minor where the signature consisted of two flats (B and E) plus
one sharp (F). This is not supported by MusicTEX.
- 2.2
- To avoid problems with the LATEX
macro of the same name, this macro is only activated under LATEX when
normalshapemediumseriesnormalshapemediumseries\begin{ music} is invoked.
- 2.3
- Etroit means narrow in French.
- 2.4
- This does not meet the requirements of contemporaneous music,
but fits very well to baroque and romantic music.
- 2.5
- The normalshapemediumseries\c of this macro
name is taken from the French word ``croche'' which is by the way one
half of the english ``crotchet''; normalshapemediumseries\cc..., normalshapemediumseries\ccc...
are standing for ``double croche'', ``triple croche'', etc.
- 2.6
- You are suggested to make your own macro if you have to type many
of these.
- 2.7
- Do not use
normalshapemediumseriesnormalshapemediumseries\kern nor
normalshapemediumseriesnormalshapemediumseries\hskip : in fact
normalshapemediumseriesnormalshapemediumseries\sk not only causes
a space but also records that space for correct handling of beams.
- 2.8
- The reason for that pertains to MusiXTEX which might
dilate or shrink the normalshapemediumseries\ spacing while the normalshapemediumseries\roff offset is
absolute.
- 2.9
- This value is saved in another
register named
normalshapemediumseriesnormalshapemediumseries\normaltranspose.
- 2.10
- A French organist (1844-1937) and
composer who was in charge of the organ of St-Sulpice in Paris, from 1864 to
1934.
- 2.11
- Whose advantage is that it differs from normalshapemediumseries\
bar which is already defined in TEX.
- 2.12
- Unless it is triggered according
to bar counting when
normalshapemediumseriesnormalshapemediumseries\autolines has been invoked.
- 2.13
- This
could unpleasantly occur if you insert a space...
- 2.14
- TEX
has been designed to type text, not music.
- 2.15
- Whose drawback is that it is very slow on ordinary PCs.
- 2.16
- After having coded nearly one hundred of pages of music, I
strongly recommend the use of
normalshapemediumseriesnormalshapemediumseries\autolines except when inserting
short excerpts of less than one line, such as in musicographic books.
- 2.17
- For example, you may prefer to turn
the page at a place where the pianist has one hand free.
- 2.18
- No problem with slurs and ties.
- 2.19
-
normalshapemediumseriesnormalshapemediumseries\setrightrepeat does not change
the effect of
normalshapemediumseriesnormalshapemediumseries\finmorceau; in that case use
normalshapemediumseriesnormalshapemediumseries\finrightrepeat.
- 2.20
- From
the Italian prima volta meaning ``first time'', and seconda
volta meaning ``second time''.
- 2.21
- Its logic is similar to plain TEX's
normalshapemediumseriesnormalshapemediumseries\vadjust
command.
- 2.22
- An ugly mixture of French and English which is
therefore not likely to be redefined by somebody else.
- 2.23
- This is independent of the staff size.
- 2.24
- Stemless, not to be confused with
normalshapemediumseries\zq qui extends stems within a chord. For that purpose, see
and .
- 2.25
- To our knowledge, the most complicated
scores are those written for the piano, during the romantic and post-romantic
periods.
- 2.26
- Extrait is the French word for
excerpt.
- 2.27
- Beware of a shift of one position, since normalshapemediumseries\
intersinstrumentr indicates the interval above the r-th
instrument.
- 2.28
- Since version 4.99.
- 2.29
- Using i386 or i486
processors, this problem disappears with the specific version of normalshapemediumseries
emTeX
- 3.1
- musicbra
and musicbrb exhibit some drawing differences, but they meet the same
purpose of typing piano braces.