Having never seen any other example of your 2nd notation, No. 1 looks
like most of the keyboard literature I have.
Looks normal to me and easy to understand, especially with only one
voice part. Sometimes, with 4 or 5 voices,
it gets problematic and a "r.h." or "l.h." may be added , and then
its whatever works for the player.
t
On May 28, 2010, at 7:47 AM, dc wrote:
I didn't get many (or any) replies to my first message on this
subject, so I thought I'd try again with an example to make my
question clear.
This is a question mainly for keyboard players.
Which of these two notations do you prefer?
www.collins.lautre.net/files/hands.jpg
1 makes the hands more apparent, but 2 makes the beats clearer, of
course.
Amusingly, the preface to these pieces says that the composer has
made things easier by using 1, though in the music itself he
generally uses 2.
Thanks,
Dennis
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