Brad Beyenhof:
Once I wrote a piece in which the piano part's right hand was in the treble-8vb clef
IMO this is asking for trouble no matter where the clef is placed.
BTW, if you're wondering why I used that clef on piano... it was to save from jumping back and forth from treble to bass, which would have been necessary every 8 bars or so otherwise.
Hardly unusual in piano music! There are numerous works by major composers in which you can find several clef changes w.in each of many measures in a row.
However, if you want to avoid clef changes that badly, just use cross-staff notation and put the low-lying passages in the lower staff--also a very common practice.
-- Andrew Stiller Kallisti Music Press
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