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#547 Allow g in notatedMusic

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open
Paul Schaffner
None
5(default)
2015-05-28
2015-03-13
rviglianti
No

With the rise of SMuFL, or Standard Music Font Layout, it is becoming easier to properly use music notation characters in running text via a standardized Private Use Area in Unicode.

Peter Stadler has created a browser to look for symbols supported in SMuFL: http://edirom.de/smufl-browser/index.html
This system also gives you a suggested TEI encoding for every symbol using <g/>.

I think it would be great to combine this use with <notatedmusic>, which currently does not allow <g/> in its content model.</notatedmusic>

Consider for example this image and the corresponding (partial) encoding:

Ex of music notation in running text

<ab>
beym 9ten Takt, wo die 
<notatedMusic>
  <g ref="http://edirom.de/smufl-browser/accidentalWyschnegradsky6TwelfthsSharp.xml"/>
  <g ref="http://edirom.de/smufl-browser/accidentalWyschnegradsky6TwelfthsSharp.xml"/>
  <g ref="http://edirom.de/smufl-browser/accidentalWyschnegradsky6TwelfthsSharp.xml"/>
</notatedMusic>
sich in ...
</ab>

Discussion

  • rviglianti

    rviglianti - 2015-03-13
    • Description has changed:

    Diff:

    --- old
+++ new
@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 With the rise of SMuFL, or Standard Music Font Layout, it is becoming easier to properly use music notation characters in running text via a standardized Private Use Area in Unicode.

 Peter Stadler has created a browser to look for symbols supported in SMuFL: http://edirom.de/smufl-browser/index.html
-This system also gives you a suggested TEI encoding for every symbol using <g/>.
+This system also gives you a suggested TEI encoding for every symbol using &lt;g/>.

-I think it would be great to combine this use with <notatedMusic>, which currently does not allow <g/> in its content model.
+I think it would be great to combine this use with <notatedMusic>, which currently does not allow &lt;g/> in its content model.

 Consider for example this image and the corresponding (partial) encoding:
     

  • Peter Stadler

    Peter Stadler - 2015-03-15

    +1 from me :)

     

  • Hugh A. Cayless

    Hugh A. Cayless - 2015-05-28
    • assigned_to: Paul Schaffner
     
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