Score with no dots!

[benwiggy]

At a rehearsal last night, we were presented with a score printed by a large, well-known UK publisher, in which every single dot was missing! Dots on i and j: Missing. Fullstops. Missing. Dots on Dotted notes: Missing. (It's in 3/4.)

As the conductor said: most of it is obvious, but we have no way of knowing if any part is staccato!

I can't imagine how it happened: some kind of weird prepress anomaly. All other text and symbols were there: staff lines, hairpins, all correct.

[Den]

Hahaha
ex.fermata without dot
optical illusion for conductor

"I can't imagine how it happened: some kind of weird prepress anomaly. All other text and symbols were there: staff lines, hairpins, all correct."

hmmm

[Anders Hedelin]

It's always troublesome when things go missing. Here's a fermata without the vault.

Fermata....JPG (7.94 KiB) Viewed 14563 times

[benwiggy]

You two should pool resources!

[Anders Hedelin]

Thanks, benwiggy. I think I might have found a niche there.

[Den]

You two should pool resources!

Thanks, benwiggy. I think I might have found a niche there.

[Den]

But now seriously... Without funny!
What dots mean in Braille music....

[OCTO]

a score printed by a large, well-known UK publisher, in which every single dot was missing! Dots on i and j: Missing. Fullstops. Missing. Dots on Dotted notes: Missing.

I can't stop laughing!!

[John Ruggero]

Dot's nice!

[Anders Hedelin]

Agatha Christie might have made something splendid of this - "The Missing Dots Mystery".

Just imagine the setting in an old music publishing house. Eerie.