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I've known bassoon players who could reach the c above this g.

So, no, not impossible.

There was a Philadelphia Orchestra bassoon audition long ago where one of the requirements was to play a 4 octave F major scale.

Now if the dynamic was ppp, that might be another story...

At least one Bärenreiter edition was made with Musescore. It was a J.S.Bach piano work, but not remembering which one.

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The last system appears to be quite crowded, but some of this is because Dorico is not doing a good job spacing the cross staff accompaniment. -------------------------------------------------------- I wonder if Ben neglected to check the "optical spacing for cross staff notes" box. For so...

Anders Hedelin wrote: ↑25 Feb 2020, 10:28 Hindemith.JPG
Would suit some, no doubt.

Actually this is a great piece. My daughter played it on her senior recital. (Hindemith Sonata for Solo Viola, Op.25, No.1)

I think the OP meant to write in string numbers (III, II - eg. sul D, sul G) rather than fingerings, but it seems not idiomatic all the same.

And, they'll play it however they deem most comfortable, regardless. I would venture to guess that the awkward string crossings you want are rather uncomfortable.

Well, you could change the quarter note to an eighth note and an eighth note rest plus add the direction "secco". There are also various articulations you could use, however, you need to be careful they don't encourage the player to play louder than p (unless that's what you want). I suppo...