Re: Adding StringNumber 0 in TabStaff crashes

[David Kastrup]

Thomas Morley <address@hidden> writes:

> 2012/11/23 Thomas Morley <address@hidden>:
>
>> In printed editions of scores for the guitar I often saw StringNumber
>> 0 indicating an open string.
>
> Example:
> M.M. Ponce, "Sonata Romantica" 2nd movt.
> edited by Schott (A.Segovia)
>
> http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_WW8QDTd7wJ8/TTqSWM5ELKI/AAAAAAAAAMs/64tSBphiydM/s1600/ROM%2BII%2BAS%2Bopening.jpg
>

Huh.  Something fishy here, since \0 is used about as often (or less)
than -0.

Maybe \0 means an unison where you have both an empty string and a
fingered note on the string below?

Or an empty string that is left to sound for longer?  If this were a
lute, it could have meant a resonance string, but the tuning is typical
for guitar.

-- 
David Kastrup