David W. Fenton wrote:
That's exactly the kind of thing I mean by "voodoo" notation --
writing something different that what you want, thinking that somehow
it's going to get you the right result whereas writing literally what
you want won't do that.
How is a performer supposed to know the difference?
Actually, I guess as long as pppp and ppppp and pppppp all mean the
same thing (as soft as possible), it's not such a bad thing. But if
someone wrote something like:
pppp subito ppppp
I'd consider it to be absolute insanity.
You make some worthwhile arguments, even if they're not something I
agree with - it's a shame you have to use hyperbolic comments alongside
them.
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