I am working on a cut version of Some Else's Story from the conductor's 
score of Chess.

I have noticed that in some place, a progression of four eighth notes will 
be beamed together, but in other places not.  There is nothing obvious that 
sets them apart:  no articulations or slurs.  Since I have noticed that 
conductor's scores can be filled with errors, I am wondering if this is 
error or actually something that would indicate phrasing for the 
keyboardist.

Also, in the last two measures of the piano accompaniment of the piece there 
is a whole note chord tied to a half note chord in the last measure.  It is 
interrupted by a run of eighth notes which begins in the bass clef and 
crosses the path of the tied chords.  In the score, the copyist has broken 
the ties to allow the eighth notes to be visible.  Playback is not important 
on this job, so I created the ties reaching out from the whole notes with 
let it ring noteheads from the Engraver font.  It works quite nicely because 
the top two notes of the chord must have ties which arch upward, and the 
bottom note must have one which arches downward.  I can't use this solution 
with the ties which reach backward from the half note chord, as there is not 
let it ring notehead which reaches to the left.  If I use the tie backward 
function, to create the backward-reaching ties from the half note chord, 
they reach across the eighth note run to the whole note chord.  If I use the 
Special Tools ties going backward and shorten them to accommodate the eighth 
notes, I cannot flip the two top note ties upward.  Or, actually, I can't 
flip them at all.  This is not very important, as the singer requesting the 
work will most likely not even notice this small discrepancy, but I am 
wondering how to work this out for a time when it does matter

Thanks,

Crystal Premo
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