Craig Stuart Sapp

>@ahankinson transferred this issue from music-encoding/music-encoding on Apr 12 Should discussions about new features (or changes in features) be placed here (music-encoding/guidelines) or in (music-encoding/music-encoding)? I am going to submit...

`cue` is a symbolic font size for music, and most fonts are for text, so of course "cue" is not a standard name in text size contexts. But in any...

> I might seem like I'm splitting hairs, but in a semantic encoding system, what we call something matters. If it's not a cue, then we shouldn't be calling it...

Here is an annoying example: Chopin Prelude no. 24 in D minor, Op. 28: https://ks15.imslp.org/files/imglnks/usimg/9/95/IMSLP85374-PMLP02344-Chopin_Op_28_Breitkopf_6088_first.pdf#page=37 In this case the first note is a regular-sized note, implying that that note should...

> This was changed in favour of the `@cue` attribute. It has been decided that `note@cue` (or `layer@cue`, etc.) should have a specific semantic meaning of cue notes (notes that...

> These aren't cue notes, so they should have nothing to do with cues. My take is that your issue is co-ordinating sizes in a document, and you're using `cue`...

I just came across this in Musescore 4.4 properties for the turn: There is a check box called "cue size" (not "small", which has no definite meaning in music notation)....

They need to be working on delayed turns first 😜

Here is another category of cue-sized notes for vocal music: http://www.oskarkolberg.pl/MediaFiles/004dwok.pdf#page=232 In this case the cue-sized notes are not cues, but rather indicate which notes to sing in the second...

Which one? This table in negotiation with @ahankinson? Which does make it a documentation problem. The mappings between `cue` → `small`, `grace` → `x-small` and `cue-grace` (grace notes within cue-sized...