Adding key signatures to generated chorales #7
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This PR adds key signatures to the generated chorales.
Currently, the generated score shows the accidentals in every note, and has a key signature of
C
/a
:It'd be better to output the key signature that corresponds to the key of the chorale:
Some artifacts are still happening with the accidentals. For example, the first
B-
shouldn't be printed. I am afraid that has to do with howmusic21
processes the score. Yet, I still think it would be good to add this change here, and maybe submit an issue inmusic21
related to the artifacts in accidentals. Maybe there is a more idiomatic way of encoding the chorales inmusic21
that works better with their routines for generating the score.