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soppinthegravy - Posted - 04/03/2017: 22:28:20
What's the best way to write down an Old-Time breakdown with the structure ABBACD in sheet music?
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Edited by - soppinthegravy on 04/03/2017 22:31:59
BanjoBrad - Posted - 04/04/2017: 10:55:09
I would use repeats for the B section, then repeat the A section and Coda to C & D sections. Shouldn't be too hard in Tabledit, or any other notation software.
soppinthegravy - Posted - 04/04/2017: 17:38:20
Thanks. I use Tabledit. What should the reading list look like?
quote:
Originally posted by BanjoBrad
I would use repeats for the B section, then repeat the A section and Coda to C & D sections. Shouldn't be too hard in Tabledit, or any other notation software.
BanjoBrad - Posted - 04/05/2017: 13:26:20
Without the notation, I don't know the measure numbers, but it should play from the start:
A section through B section
repeat the B section
go back to the A section
skip to the C section and play to the end.
Hope this helps.
soppinthegravy - Posted - 04/06/2017: 19:11:52
My attempt at notation is attached. My reading list is 1-16, 9-16, 1-8, 17-32.
quote:
Originally posted by BanjoBrad
Without the notation, I don't know the measure numbers, but it should play from the start:
A section through B section
repeat the B section
go back to the A section
skip to the C section and play to the end.
Hope this helps.
BanjoBrad - Posted - 04/07/2017: 19:16:17
Looks like it should be right. Does it sound right on playback? That will tell you if it is correct.
