NOTATIO

I guess it is Dorico.

I have comment regarding the kerning.  For my eyes, this looks so extremely odd.  Is this the default spacing?

In his book Modern Rhythmic Notation Gardner Read did a survey of 200 compositions from the late-19th to mid-20th centuries and found a 52% chose my A (his B), 17% chose my B (his A), and 31% wrote it out with dots instead of tuplets (my E after David's suggestion, Read's F). Interesting survey! Go...

Wow, that is simply said A M A Z I N G !

(I wonder if we could make a verbatim copy of it here on the forum (just to save if it disappears).)

AFAIK, C is the correct version of tuplets.
In simple beats, tuplets are extended upward (toward smaller values), while in compound beats, tuplets are extended downward (toward larger values)---until both meet the regular value.

Fred G. Unn wrote: ↑17 Aug 2025, 17:45

OCTO wrote: ↑17 Aug 2025, 17:18 Tee for Two?

Golf scene. I think it starts here:
https://youtu.be/4sllsat2Xj0?si=laUdVAC4PDZ31r-D&t=53

Haha, that's amazing..., to follow the score!

Here's a quick comparison with all my default settings: MichelTest.png I'm not super happy about the two slurs in the Violin that end up running along the top line so I would edit those. I'm trying out a new (to me this week) treble clef too as I'm bored with Bravura, but it might be a touch laid b...

Beautiful!

Tee for Two?

Or just a tone in octave, representing the open mute.

I would say John's "Finale Hand Adjustment.png" is something what I would prefer to see. Well done!

OK Now notate the first page of Brahms' Symphony No.1. And force musicians to le-learn notation. Re-educate. The biggest question ever posed is "What Is the Notation?" -- let us meditate over this and open another topic. Your answers must include Abstract and at least 3000 words per post....