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When a spine is split into subspines after the first note of a measure, and that split is then followed by a clef change, the clef change is only applied to one of the subspines (m. 1 of example). m. 2 of example shows that the clef change is not problematic when the spine split is at the beginning of the measure (though it necessitates an added hidden rest).
When a spine is split into subspines after the first note of a measure, and that split is then followed by a clef change, the clef change is only applied to one of the subspines (m. 1 of example). m. 2 of example shows that the clef change is not problematic when the spine split is at the beginning of the measure (though it necessitates an added hidden rest).
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