NOTATIO

John Ruggero wrote: ↑28 Aug 2023, 21:58 Never seen a second accidental on a perfect unison.

This.

I would put it, since the bass part is played by one person, and with one hand.

From https://homes.luddy.indiana.edu/donbyrd/CMNExtremes.htm Rastall (1982) contains a fairly extensive discussion of early uses of dynamic markings. In the items below, no distinction is made between words and their abbreviations, e.g., between f and forte. Earliest use of any dynamic marking: Vinc...

As Beethoven used it as a regular dynamics, I would guess that it could be found already in the Baroque, with some extravagant composers.

I'm actually in Serbia now, and Serbian per se would not be a problem now that I'm getting more comfortable with it. Interesting! I believe a modern "Apple Book style" edition doesn't exist, right? I don't think it is possible to find in that format. Even I couldn't find a PDF version of ...

This is the book: https://openlibrary.org/works/OL18665181W/Vi%C5%A1ejezi%C4%8Dni_re%C4%8Dnik_muzi%C4%8Dkih_termina Now I am checking: the main part is in Serbian (detailed explanation), but about 1/3 of the book is the actual index of the words in Italian, French, German, English and Czech. Pericic...

I have a music dictionary book with English, German, French, Italian, Russian - and Serbian. But it has hundreds of pages. I believe it is translated from an old Czechoslovakian book from the '60s.

what Anders said, I wonder if there might actually be a sort of "rule" about this: straight lines may only intersect straight lines. I would agree with that. Remember, a lot of "notation" is actually "a graphical representation of values that must be percept as fast and acc...

K. Stockhausen has something like 93.6 markings, I believe he wants to get EXACT tempo transition (ratio).

Maybe it is a problem with the mail server. Or you get spam?
@Agent007 will fix it.