Re: SMuFL: Additional symbols (soft accents)

  Hi. This is another example of "soft accent." This one is Schumann, I guess.

By the way, the Japanese version of Finale comes with own font set called "Kosaku," and Kosaku does have "soft accent" as a glyph. I have also requested Japanese music publishers to provide some examples of staccato, tenuto etc with soft accent. These markings seems to be pretty common in choral notations.   Sincerely Yours

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Kentaro Sato (Ken-P)
Composer & Conductor
Wiseman Project LLC/GK (President & CEO)
http://www.wisemanproject.com
kentaro.sato@yahoo.com
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