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I remember playing Wagner's Tannhäuser overture: in the first violins (and others as well) there is a place with falling :2 in enormous quick tempo, three or four pages, I can't remember now. We all players had beats written down, since just beats should be noticed, the :2 are to be filled automatic...

Knut's rests are one of the most beautiful I know so far...

For :t My favorites (in favorite order): 2, 5, 7. 2 and 7 are very similar. I have used mostly 2 and 5. 5 is somewhat small, but very balanced. I almost don't notice it - it can quickly be "digested"... If I can vote for the most ugly it is 3 and 4. 3 - very thin and "strange" in...

It depends of tempo. How quickly goes one ?

I think it would go like that, but some experts in the baroque ornaments should confirm.

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OK, because some of you have already uploaded TIFF, I will just enable TIFF as a document (=download only, not embedding).

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What we can do is to completely disable TIFF upload, and to have just safe files.

Or if anyone else know how to fix it, let me know.

dspreadbury wrote:We are basically following the rules proposed by Gould for rest grouping in compound time signatures,

Now I have carefully checked what is stated in her book, and I personally see it as a default (standard), which should be followed.

Interesting discussion. I would love for you to comment on the design of the rests from my own music font. Absolutely amazing. For me it looks like "softened Engraver" or "emboldened Maestro", but in both cases the soft edges, and good boldness makes it very pleasant. Here are q...

Hm... I would say the same. As composer myself, I tend to write something I shouldn't, but later on when proofreading I see something like that. I believe he wanted piano to wait somehow (endlessly) for cello to make ritardando... One thing I "feel" that happens is the following: the cello...