Closed o-sapov closed 2 years ago
Example added to the test-suite https://github.com/rism-digital/verovio.org/commit/4eb960beaf1ccd756df356bf087d048efeb93a90
Regarding the articulation signs I can see the some orchestral scores have it on both notes
I think this needs to be clarified in MEI first. Any thoughts?
Your example with <supplied>
is a bit complex to start with because the fact the articulation is supplied has nothing to do with stem.sameas
. Could you give an example with the articulation not being supplied? I think that in any case the @sameas
should be on an<artic>
and not on <supplied>
. (Also, my understanding of <supplied>
is that is should only be used with <choice>
.)
NB: this example answers my questions about is the double-articulation style used in orchestral scores. Maybe it would be useful to have a verovio option to merge or ignore sameas articulations? And possibly this option could be added to scoreDef/staffDef...
@stem.sameas
is a new MEI attribute for single stem voices. Cf. the MEI discussion here.Here is an example.
W. A. Mozart, Neue Mozart Ausgabe, K. 551/01, m. 9, oboi, fagotti & corni
Click to see the MEI file.
```xml
stem.sameas
```
In presence of
@artic
, only one articulation per note pair should be shown. Note the<supplied>/@sameas
reference.W. A. Mozart, NMA, K. 543/01, m.70, clarini
Click to see the MEI file.
```xml
@stem.sameas with artic
```