NOTATIO

This is what I came up with as a resolution.
Do you guys see this as acceptable?

the thing is, when Gould says for example that you shouldn't use a bracket for certain instrument groups in an orchestra score, and that the first 10 scores from different publishers I pull out of my library all contradict what she is saying, then there is at least some support for ignoring Gould an...

how do we feel about parentheses? should I use them in this context? or just the accidental? annoyingly, I've made a playback technique for the accidental, and removing the parentheses respaces things so that the little sharp symbol ends up immediately next to the :piano dynamic. So I get :piano :s ...

I think in this case it would be a small articulation-like accidental, under the staff (since it's the down-stem voice that could cause an issue), at the stem end or below the notehead.
I'll look and see what the end result gives.

The thing that "worries" me a bit about Dorico's development team, is how often I read responses on their forums that basically say "this is what Gould says is the correct way to do it."

purely an opinion, and one based on a relatively more limited knowledge of the material at hand than most people on this forum here, but.. I think that the Dorico development team's over-reliance on Gould's "Behind bars" is an error. So far, while I find much of Behind Bars' material to be...

considering a C natural would REALLY not fit the harmony at that point, I'm going to cross my fingers and hope it's self-explanatory. a few measures earlier there's an almost identical passage, but with B natural (with no displayed accidental) instead of C#, so it would be natural to assume that the...

so the fact that there is no natural sign implies that the quarter note C is also sharp?

thank-you.
this will look much neater in the score/part.

I'm imagining that it was placed above as a way of avoiding the extra space it would cause before the note, considering there is that curved bracket between the low C and the E.

there is a courtesy accidental.. above the E.