Proposed edits to chopin mazurkas to satisfy humdrum and kern format specs #2
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These changes address syntax errata.
The first several commits involve changes to the placement of *v spine joins discussed in issue 1. The first 3 commits (8d1d76e, 4fa759f, and 5de51b8) are minor; 37dbe81, ae04de4, and 843b76c comprise a more extensive edit.
Commit 7f65d58 makes notational changes, replacing quarter notes with eighth notes in two places. The original record does not conform to the kern specification: "An important restriction for multiple stops in the **kern representation is that they must encode notes of the same duration" (reference). Moreover, after consulting several scores on IMSLP, it appears that all the notes in these records are in fact supposed to be eighth notes.
Commits c994e33 and 87fe366 are minor syntax edits to conform to the humdrum format.