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Well that makes two of us, JJP. The idea of being tethered to a device sounds like something out of hell to me. The robo-calls are bad enough.

My wife has an iPhone, parked, and just for the grandkids.

Beautiful script. Ledgers of the most mundane kind were works of art. I learned to hold a pencil as you do, but applied too much downward pressure against my third finger. Arnstein spotted this while I was copying music and the resulting bump, and gave me a good lecture. My wife said that as they wr...

Hi David. Sorry they have you over a technological barrel. I too had to buy another computer, a mini, when I switched to Dorico last year, so now I have three minis, two with older operating systems and all three with Finale on them. Hoping that will hold me in the archive area. I use a little flip ...

Another homebody here. Never owned a laptop. Nor a smart phone. Be lost without my trusty desktop.

OCTO wrote: ↑12 Sep 2024, 14:42 Buy a very cheap computer (can be even a desktop)

Oh no. There's only so much obsolescence one can take in two weeks. Next, it's desktops.

Thanks so much, JJP. I really appreciate the feedback and the compliment!

The following passage occurs at the end of the first movement of Beethoven’s piano sonata op. 101: op 101.1 MS.png "What’s up" with the down-stem on the high E? Plenty of room up there for an up-stemmed note. Here is the first edition which, as usual, follows the original notation: op 101....

So I guess the consensus is still the same: ben.

It is an interesting question since there are two implied voices in the right hand. Contemporary practice would adhere to OCTO's suggestion. In earlier times, some composers might have had a different take on it. Similar questions come up with regard to slurs. Earlier composers often put slurs on th...

I haven't ever seen this either, Neera, and think your guess is a good one. OCTO, I seem to recall you posting another similar marking several years ago, perhaps from the same source or composer?