Re: Identifying to which note a grace note is attached

Thanks everyone for the additional information. At this point let me
correct myself: it seems thatgrace notes/appoggiaturas immediately
preceding a barline do exist in CWMN, and are simply something I haven't
seen before. So there's no reason to exclude them from the model.

Certainly it's the case that MusicXML already permits them, and it sounds
like CWMNX should too.

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On Thu, Sep 21, 2017 at 9:24 AM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz <
bathory@maltedmedia.com> wrote:

> On Thu, September 21, 2017 9:17 am, Bernd Jungmann wrote:
> > Well, I understood "within the same measure" was not crucial for Simon's
> > question, maybe I am wrong.
>
> I have often seen and used a smaller note -- perhaps not a grace note in
> your
> definition -- as the target of a fall or gliss. Such targets can appear
> right
> before the barline.
>
> In my own scores, I've also used a grace note after a note (and before a
> barline, if that's where it occurs) as an indication of a vocal ornament at
> the end of the note. Again, I'm not sure it meets your definition of a
> grace
> note -- but I've never thought of it as anything else.
>
> Dennis
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