Maurizio wrote:
> As far as historic tabulatures are concerned, briefly speaking there are
3
> kinds of symbols (note that 'Italian' and 'French' are standard
conventional
> names; Italian tabulature was used also in Spain and French tabulature
also
> in England):
> [snip]
Thanks for this summary, Maurizio. I should have mentioned on the list
that I went to do some research a couple of weeks ago, referring in
particular to Diana Poulton's book on the Renaissance lute, and have now
implemented a decent amount of support for lute tablature in SMuFL 0.8,
which I will share quite soon; I have a little bit more expert feedback to
review on those ranges before it's ready to share.
Daniel
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