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There doesn't seem to be this symbol for a 'Shake' in the Baroque ornaments section.
A modern publication (2009) has represented it thus:
I'd suggest like a Pincé, but without the vertical stroke.
I'm working on a design for the glyph, which you can have!
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I have definitely seen this symbol in various English Baroque publications and would be in support of adding it.
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Compare #210. Purcell used a different symbol for the shake, but they definitely mean the same. I see two possibilities:
ornamentShakePurcell
ornamentTrill
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There doesn't seem to be this symbol for a 'Shake' in the Baroque ornaments section.
A modern publication (2009) has represented it thus:
I'd suggest like a Pincé, but without the vertical stroke.
I'm working on a design for the glyph, which you can have!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: