att.keySig.log

Module

MEI.shared

Attributes

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sig

sig(optional)Written key signature. One or more values from data.KEYFIFTHS, separated by spaces.

direct childs

sig(optional)Written key signature. One or more values from data.KEYFIFTHS, separated by spaces.

MEI.sharedComponent declarations that are shared between two or more modules.

sig(optional)Written key signature. One or more values from data.KEYFIFTHS, separated by spaces.

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keySig

att.keySig.log

keySig(key signature) – Written key signature.

MEI.shared

keySig(key signature) – Written key signature.

Remarks

Mixed key signatures, e.g. those consisting of a mixture of flats and sharps (Read, p. 143, ex. 9-39), and key signatures with unorthodox placement of the accidentals (Read, p. 141) can be encoded using the keySig element.

Declaration


                     <classSpec ident="att.keySig.log" module="MEI.shared" type="atts">
                        
                        <desc>Logical domain attributes.</desc>
                        
                        <attList org="group">
                           
                           <attDef ident="sig" usage="opt">
                              
                              <desc>Written key signature.</desc>
                              
                              <datatype maxOccurs="unbounded" minOccurs="1">
                                 
                                 <rng:ref
                                       
                                       name="data.KEYFIFTHS"
                                       />
                                 </datatype>
                              </attDef>
                           </attList>
                        
                        <remarks>
                           
                           <p part="N">Mixed key signatures, e.g. those consisting of a mixture of flats and sharps (Read,
                              p. 143,
                              ex. 9-39), and key signatures with unorthodox placement of the accidentals (Read,
                              p. 141)
                              can be encoded using the 
                              <gi scheme="MEI">keySig</gi>
 element.</p>
                           </remarks>
                        </classSpec>