Re: strong pizzicato

[Arno Waschk]

can you give an example in the repertoire for such a sign?
I only know (yet) the bartok-pizz. sign, which is called "thumb" here  
(which makes sense for beginners' cello pieces, but is not used in  
advanced literature which uses it for the bartok-pizz instead), and  
sometimes a "+" sign, which is in the font as well...
If you help finding such a sign in printed scores somehow/somewhere, i  
could probably provide a patch for adding, since i am busy with similar  
additions here right now.

- Arno


On Sat, 04 Dec 2004 00:03:43 +0100, Matevz Jekovec  
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> I'm looking for a strong pizzicato (an upsidedown comma under the note)  
> syntax in LilyPond, but I'm unable to find it. NoteEdit has a support  
> for it, so that's why I'm looking for it in Lily from the first place.  
> Am I missing something or is pizzicato differently used in Lily.
>
>
> - Matevz
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