[MusicTlk] guitar braille music question

[Julia LaGrand]

I don't know all that much about braille music, especially guitar music, so this is probably not helpful, but in violin music those symbols are intervals. 
Dots 3-4-6 is a third, dots 3-5 is a fifth, dots 3-5-6 is a sixth, and dots 3-4-5-6 is a fourth. They can be stacked to make chords. You may already know this and this may be a totally different use. Someone should probably verify this, but that is my understanding from a violinist's perspective. 
Hope that helps and I'm sorry if it doesn't!
Julia On Jul 23, 2020 10:12 PM, BlindEducator via MusicTlk <musictlk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
>
> Hi, I recently came across a braille music book for guitar. It is one 
> from the NLS database. I had it converted into braille, but the only 
> thing is that it is in EBAE rather then in UEB. With that shared, I have 
> come across a couple of braille symbols that the book does not discuss. 
> these symbols. Can anybody help me. The symbols are as follow. 
>
>
> dots 3 4 6 followed by dots 3 and 5 or sometimes. dots 3 4 6 followed by 
> 3 5 and 6. 
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> The other symbol is dots 3 4 5 6 followed by dots 3 and 5 or dots 3 4 5 
> 6 followed by 3 5 6. 
>
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> These symbols show up at the end of measures if this helps. Thanks. 
>
>
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