NOTATIO

Anders Hedelin wrote: ↑02 Sep 2023, 06:31 ...I've found that exaggerated clarity can be as disturbing as a lack of it.

Absolutely, it is a fine line.

I have a related issue.

The current version of the second staff shows where I moved the downstem note away from the upstem's dot so as not to collide. The old version shows where I moved the downstem in front of the upstem's notehead. I'm not happy with either; any suggestions?

If one has to be chosen, it would be the "unison1" version for me.
Condensing-wise, you could have Horns I-II-IV together and III alone.

NeeraWM wrote: ↑11 Dec 2023, 19:48 Condensing-wise, you could have Horns I-II-IV together and III alone.

Better to expand the usual I-II, III-IV pattern into I-II, III, IV on three staves, than to introduce a new pattern of I-II-IV, III.

Fair enough!

hautbois baryton wrote: ↑11 Dec 2023, 19:42 I'm not happy with either; any suggestions?

To my eye, the second example was immediately easy to understand.

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