How the note played in a wrong note's place is written beside it: on its
own letter when it has one, else as the expected note's neighbour
sharpened when it was above it and flattened when below; with a natural
sign when it is the expected note's own letter with the accidental taken
off. Written in the score's own pitch, so a transposing part reads right.
How the note played in a wrong note's place is written beside it: on its own letter when it has one, else as the expected note's neighbour sharpened when it was above it and flattened when below; with a natural sign when it is the expected note's own letter with the accidental taken off. Written in the score's own pitch, so a transposing part reads right.