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Could anyone provide an example or two of the notation for turning the handle of a wind machine? The people on the Adobe forum who have been helping me to realise the chained loops the composer wrote in the manuscript asked for real notated examples in the repertoire. Screenshot 2025-09-14 alle 00.0...

I don't have problems against accents being inside the staff, as long as they sit very well inside of a space.
The first quadruplet in the last example John posted looks wrong to me, while the second looks more harmonious.

I recall option E being used by Colin Matthews in his Cello Concerto no. 2. It stroke me as odd when I saw it, but then I noticed how he tried to avoid tuplets whenever possible. Not sure this is his general style. I believe that, for beat 1, option B should not be allowed because we cannot have 2 q...

Ah ok, no problem.
What is the "ordinals" OpenType feature doing then when activated?

Hi John, forgive me to reopen this topic, but could you check if the PM here on the forum reached you?
I wanted to continue the discussion on this piece but since it is not strictly notation-related, I thought it better to detach it.
Thanks!

Ahahah! I didn't know that but I can definitely imagine him really doing that!

Wow, John!
This is amazing!

Thank you for this great analysis, and congratulations!

Ah ok! Great!
I thought the autograph (A) was the first version, with two copies of it as C1 and C2.
Thank you for clarifying!

I played a bit with the website and it is indeed amazing. I will purchase the Henle version, then, since I believe none of the sources on the website include the second version. Now, if that version was discovered in 1962 and somehow registered, it would still be under copyright. But is it still a c...

I would certainly not protest to MichelRE option were I to find it on my stand!