Re: harp basic muffle

[Andrew Bernard]

Hi Andrew,

I was anticipating this coming up immediately after the OP question. I was looking at Smufl and there is a whole page of specialist harp symbols. I imagine people would want all of those if they want the muffle.

I don;'t know enough to say how one would gp about proving them, and perhaps there is low or no demand. But it did come to mind.

Andrew

On Thu, 24 Jan 2019 at 23:16, N. Andrew Walsh <address@hidden> wrote:

thank you very much for posting this. One thing I would very much like to see (though it's a bit Utopian) would be the possibility to indicate damping of individual strings. In contemporary notation, a dotted line connects a note or chord to a later-occurring dampen symbol, indicating that those strings *and those strings only* are dampened at that point. This is something you see in contemporary notation for piano as well.