single ties vs. accumulating arpeggio
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This is for analysis, with the right hand intervals reading upward. Somehow, the use of the accumulating arpeggio looks messy; should they all perhaps be single ties? What might be the most clean way to present this? Thanks a million! Christina
Kathleen,
Please use this attached measure 16 as the measure in question. I could more appropriately use a full measure in-accord for the previous measure 18. Thanks again!
Hi Christina!
Thanks for the great question. I think what you have shown in measure 16 is good. A couple of things to adjust – when transcribing the right hand to have intervals read upwards, you must use the “special right hand sign” (dots 46, 345, 345).
The tie after the F4 8<sup>th</sup> note should be a chord tie, as the end of the accumulating arpeggio.
Everything else looks as clear as can be!
(Measure 18 needs a little adjustment – the G4 8<sup>th</sup> note should be followed by a chord tie, while the E5 dotted half should be followed by a single tie.)
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