The <notations> element
Parent element: <note>
The <notations> element collects musical notations that apply to a specific note or chord.
Multiple <notations> elements are allowed in order to represent multiple editorial levels. The print-object attribute allows <notations> to represent details of performance technique, such as fingerings, without having them appear in the score. This element is not related to the concept of XML notations.
Content
- In this order
- <footnote> (Optional)
- <level> (Optional)
- Zero or more of the following
Attributes
| Name | Type | Required?(Default) | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| id | xs:ID | No | Specifies an ID that is unique to the entire document. |
| Specifies an ID that is unique to the entire document. | |||
| print-object | yes-no | No | Specifies whether or not to print an object. It is yes if not specified. |
| Specifies whether or not to print an object. It is yes if not specified. | |||
Examples
This element is used in the following examples:
<accent><accidental-mark> (Notation)<accidental-mark> (Ornament)<alter> (Semitones)<arpeggiate><arrow><arrowhead><articulations><artificial><beam><brass-bend><breath-mark><caesura><chord> (Multiple stop)<circular-arrow><delayed-inverted-turn><delayed-turn><detached-legato><doit><double-tongue><down-bow><extend> (Lyric)<falloff><fingering> (Notation)<fingernails><flip><forward><glissando> (Multiple)<glissando> (Single)<golpe><grace><grace> (Appoggiatura)<grouping><half-muted><handbell><harmon-mute><harmonic><haydn><heel><heel> and <toe> substitution<humming><inverted-mordent><inverted-turn><inverted-vertical-turn><level><mordent><natural><non-arpeggiate><normal-dot><open-string><open><plop><pluck><pre-bend><release><schleifer><scoop><shake><slide><slur><smear><snap-pizzicato><soft-accent><spiccato><staccatissimo><staccato><stopped><stress><strong-accent><tap><technical> (Tablature)<tenuto><thumb-position><tied><time-modification><toe><tremolo> (Double)<tremolo> (Single)<trill-mark><triple-tongue><tuplet-dot><tuplet> (Nested)<tuplet> (Regular)<turn><unstress><up-bow><vertical-turn><voice><wavy-line><with-bar>Tutorial: Après un rêveTutorial: Chopin PreludeTutorial: Tablature