Dave wrote:
> One place where glyphs look tempting is for "maj", "dim", "aug" etc
> elements of chord names, and on the whole I like the idea, but even that
has
> problems for international usage.
There is so much variation in the appearance of elements of chord symbols
that I would rather keep these elements out of SMuFL, except for those
that cannot be found in regular text fonts, hence the inclusion of the
common symbols for dim, half-dim, maj7 and augmented in SMuFL. If there
are other non-text symbols for chord symbols that should be included in
SMuFL, I'm open to suggestions, of course.
Daniel
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