This smells like a bug to me:
\version "2.18.2"
\language "english"
\relative c' {
\cadenzaOn
a4 b cs d % accidental is printed
\cadenzaOff
\bar "||" % \time 4/4
e d cs b % accidental is NOT printed -- huh??
a b cs d % accidental is printed
}
I'm aware that \cadenzaOn will remember accidentals for the entire duration
of the cadenza. But, I would expect, when the cadenza ends and metered
music resumes, that the accidentals in force would be cleared. Any notes in
the subsequent bar that require accidentals would be printed with
accidentals, even if the same accidental appeared in the cadenza.
In fact, the accidentals are not cleared until the next bar (second bar
after the cadenza ends).
If I were writing only for C instruments, I would just work around it by
forcing the missing accidentals by "!". Unfortunately for this case, it's
an A clarinet part. The accidental is required in the C score, but not
required for the transposed part. This means that the workaround involves
tagging notes, so that the score will use "cs!" and the part, just "cs".
Irritating.
There may be some technical reason for the current behavior, but it means
that "normal" input produces incorrect output... so I think, bug.
hjh
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