NOTATIO

The tyranny of cheap white 20# "copy paper" has driving-out so many options. Even 24# paper is getting difficult to obtain. I use 11x17" ledger paper in my civilian job, and some STAPLES don't even stock that anymore. I've been buying half-cases on Amazon just to be sure I have a reserve on-hand.

I ...

If you're an engineer or architect you learn to letter...or write...with the paper taped to your desk square and upright. No slant to the letters either. For block lettering many use a drafting triangle to all the verticals are perfectly 90degrees. Adjustable triangles are doubly useful since they ...

As an old Clarinetist, if there's both Bb and A Clarinets in the score I'd have liked then to be demarcated. If it's just Bb Clarinets, then "Clarinet" seems reasonable. Some Clarinetists just transpose the "A"-part on the Bb instrument on the fly...I was never that accomplished.

I can't say I like the all-horizonal beaming. The older angled beams just seem more organic to the intent and performance.

Personally, I like Felipe's solution for clarity since it's a unusual rhythm.

"TREBLING" is three-times? ...Or doubling-doubling; four-times?

As a non-violinist, looking at all those 32ths and 64th notes is intimidating. I realize the beaten tempo is actually slow by comparison, but....

My naive opinion? 4+4.

As a non-violinist, looking at all those 32ths and 64th notes is intimidating. I realize the beaten tempo is actually slow by comparison, but....

I like that. Aligning the half-note stems you don't notice the shift of the lower-stave whole-notes. Having the stems not-aligning just reads awkwardly and jarring.