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How should I write this passage to make it the most readable?
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Been writing something and was wondering how I should notate these measures to ensure readability.
These three ideas are floating around in my head but if anyone else has input please send it my way.
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Been writing something and was wondering how I should notate these measures to ensure readability.
These three ideas are floating around in my head but if anyone else has input please send it my way.
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Been writing something and was wondering how I should notate these measures to ensure readability.
These three ideas are floating around in my head but if anyone else has input please send it my way.
piano notation sheet-music sight-reading clefs
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Been writing something and was wondering how I should notate these measures to ensure readability.
These three ideas are floating around in my head but if anyone else has input please send it my way.
piano notation sheet-music sight-reading clefs
piano notation sheet-music sight-reading clefs
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Certainly not the first. The second is unobjectionable. But why not the third? It's the standard notation, and is just fine.
answered 7 hours ago
Laurence PayneLaurence Payne
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Fair point. I suppose there really aren't that many ledger lines now that I think about it.
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@ConnorSannipoli No worse than the second option.
– Chipster
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I'd go with the second or the third, depending on the clef that you need before and after this passage.
The first one feels more uncomfortable that the others.
answered 8 hours ago
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Did you mean "second or the third"?
– Richard
8 hours ago
I believe OP did mean 2nd or 3rd. These are the opening measures and they lead into a passage with standard treble and bass clefs. I will press on with number three.
– Connor Sannipoli
5 hours ago
Right, that was a typo.
– 89f3a1c
4 hours ago
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Certainly not the first. The second is unobjectionable. But why not the third? It's the standard notation, and is just fine.
answered 7 hours ago
Laurence PayneLaurence Payne
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Fair point. I suppose there really aren't that many ledger lines now that I think about it.
– Connor Sannipoli
5 hours ago
@ConnorSannipoli No worse than the second option.
– Chipster
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Certainly not the first. The second is unobjectionable. But why not the third? It's the standard notation, and is just fine.
answered 7 hours ago
Laurence PayneLaurence Payne
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Fair point. I suppose there really aren't that many ledger lines now that I think about it.
– Connor Sannipoli
5 hours ago
@ConnorSannipoli No worse than the second option.
– Chipster
32 mins ago
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Certainly not the first. The second is unobjectionable. But why not the third? It's the standard notation, and is just fine.
answered 7 hours ago
Laurence PayneLaurence Payne
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Certainly not the first. The second is unobjectionable. But why not the third? It's the standard notation, and is just fine.
answered 7 hours ago
Laurence PayneLaurence Payne
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answered 7 hours ago
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answered 7 hours ago
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answered 7 hours ago
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Fair point. I suppose there really aren't that many ledger lines now that I think about it.
– Connor Sannipoli
5 hours ago
@ConnorSannipoli No worse than the second option.
– Chipster
32 mins ago
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Fair point. I suppose there really aren't that many ledger lines now that I think about it.
– Connor Sannipoli
5 hours ago
@ConnorSannipoli No worse than the second option.
– Chipster
32 mins ago
Fair point. I suppose there really aren't that many ledger lines now that I think about it.
– Connor Sannipoli
5 hours ago
Fair point. I suppose there really aren't that many ledger lines now that I think about it.
– Connor Sannipoli
5 hours ago
@ConnorSannipoli No worse than the second option.
– Chipster
32 mins ago
@ConnorSannipoli No worse than the second option.
– Chipster
32 mins ago
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I'd go with the second or the third, depending on the clef that you need before and after this passage.
The first one feels more uncomfortable that the others.
answered 8 hours ago
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Did you mean "second or the third"?
– Richard
8 hours ago
I believe OP did mean 2nd or 3rd. These are the opening measures and they lead into a passage with standard treble and bass clefs. I will press on with number three.
– Connor Sannipoli
5 hours ago
Right, that was a typo.
– 89f3a1c
4 hours ago
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I'd go with the second or the third, depending on the clef that you need before and after this passage.
The first one feels more uncomfortable that the others.
answered 8 hours ago
89f3a1c89f3a1c
3311 silver badge7 bronze badges
Did you mean "second or the third"?
– Richard
8 hours ago
I believe OP did mean 2nd or 3rd. These are the opening measures and they lead into a passage with standard treble and bass clefs. I will press on with number three.
– Connor Sannipoli
5 hours ago
Right, that was a typo.
– 89f3a1c
4 hours ago
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I'd go with the second or the third, depending on the clef that you need before and after this passage.
The first one feels more uncomfortable that the others.
answered 8 hours ago
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I'd go with the second or the third, depending on the clef that you need before and after this passage.
The first one feels more uncomfortable that the others.
answered 8 hours ago
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Did you mean "second or the third"?
– Richard
8 hours ago
I believe OP did mean 2nd or 3rd. These are the opening measures and they lead into a passage with standard treble and bass clefs. I will press on with number three.
– Connor Sannipoli
5 hours ago
Right, that was a typo.
– 89f3a1c
4 hours ago
add a comment |
Did you mean "second or the third"?
– Richard
8 hours ago
I believe OP did mean 2nd or 3rd. These are the opening measures and they lead into a passage with standard treble and bass clefs. I will press on with number three.
– Connor Sannipoli
5 hours ago
Right, that was a typo.
– 89f3a1c
4 hours ago
Did you mean "second or the third"?
– Richard
8 hours ago
Did you mean "second or the third"?
– Richard
8 hours ago
I believe OP did mean 2nd or 3rd. These are the opening measures and they lead into a passage with standard treble and bass clefs. I will press on with number three.
– Connor Sannipoli
5 hours ago
I believe OP did mean 2nd or 3rd. These are the opening measures and they lead into a passage with standard treble and bass clefs. I will press on with number three.
– Connor Sannipoli
5 hours ago
Right, that was a typo.
– 89f3a1c
4 hours ago
Right, that was a typo.
– 89f3a1c
4 hours ago
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