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What is this symbol that looks like an elongated "L" on the left-hand piano staff, and how can I write it in Musescore?
I'm writing out the Bärenreiter version of Bach Concerto for two violins BWV 1043 on Musescore, and have come across an odd symbol in the left hand piano part.

Here is a picture - the elongated L symbol just before the G#:

At a guess, it looks like it is separating a voice, but I'm not sure what it's called so I can't find it in the Musescore palettes.


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As Pat correctly stated, this instructs the performer to play this music with the right hand.

You can find this bracket in MuseScore by opening up the Master Palette (press z to open it up). I recommend using the search feature and searching for "hand," and you should see the bracket there.

You may also find this discussion on MuseScore's website helpful.


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