Harmony Theory Annotation

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Has Dorico support for the following annotation used (e.g. ?) in Germany in harmony theory and is therefore a part music students and teachers would need for a clean and nice printout. I was looking for that since Dorico 1 but have lost track. Is it still the case that such things have to be added after the printout manually? Hints or thoughts about this I would appreciate. I know there is the I V VI notation. That is another level of abstraction or isn’t it?

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If this is not possible, could that be implemented soon?

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Further examples of what would be needed by music-students in Germany:

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You might find that the font MusAnalysis, created by our forum’s very own @dan_kreider, would work well for you.

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There is also a font by Prof. Konrad Georgi, showcased in this German Discover Dorico:

There’s five fonts for Funktionstheorie, Stufentheorie, Oktavregel, relative Solmisation und Akkordsymbolik, which I bought from him directly.

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are you aware of any english information about those fonts?

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As far as I’m aware there isn’t any English documentation. As for other informations elsewhere on the internet, other then the aforementioned video, I did not find any, English or German.