On Dec 25, 2010, at 12:32 AM, Disc Magnet wrote:
> I have a 4/4 bar containing the following notes with left hand and right hand.
>
> Left hand = f1 (The f key to the left of middle C, i.e. the second
> line in bass clef. Occupies the whole bar.)
> Right hand = d4 c a b (The D key to the right of middle C, middle C, A
> to the left of middle C, B to the left of middle C. Each note occupies
> one beat.)
>
> Now, one would see that "a b" of right hand would intrude into the
> bass clef. But in the bass clef f1 is already occupying the whole bar.
> What is the right way to represent notes like these?
If it is just these two notes, ledger lines would be appropriate. If the
section extending into the bass register goes much lower or exists for a longer
period of time, either changing clefs, or moving the notes into the left hand
staff would be appropriate.
\version "2.12.3"
\new PianoStaff <<
\new Staff = RH \relative c' {
d4 c a b c d f e \break
d c \clef bass a b g f d e \break
\change Staff = LH \voiceOne
d'4 c a b g f c d
}
\new Staff = LH \relative c {
\clef bass
f1 e \break
f1 c \break
f1 \voiceTwo e2 a,
}
>>
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