[r-t] 8 spliced atw 7com

[Alan Reading]

How do you deal with the case when a composition finishes at the snap?
(a) When the method in the last 2 changes if the same as the one at the
start.
(b) When it is different.
Clearly when viewed as a circle what one is effectively doing is redefining
a snap as a lead end but what status does this have as com?

Cheers,
Alan

On 29 March 2012 11:36, Mark Davies <mark at snowtiger.net> wrote:

> Don writes,
>
>
> Not all properties of a composition are invariant under rotation.
>>
>
> Indeed. Just the structural ones. But it of course highly desirable to
> view COM as a structural property. In the "conductor's" view it *almost*
> is, but not quite; which is a bit daft. The composer, of course, gets it
> right!
>
>
> If touches A and B are touches of three or more leads of a single
>> method, modifying either by replacing one lead, not the first or last,
>> with a different method results in the same number of changes of
>> method for touch A as for touch B.
>>
>
> I think if you think about this for a bit longer, you will see there is no
> contradiction! Join the round blocks into circles and it all makes sense.
> If it's still no good for you, put Elton on the stereo and sing along to
> "The Circle of Ringing". :-D
>
> MBD
>
>
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