Hi, Andrew!

 

I’d probably just write “ (a2) “ [i.e., in parens] over that first instance of 
the A and make it a single notehead.

 

How’s the research going...?

 

Jim

 

On Apr-11-18, 12:47 PM, a typically enchanting day in and on Siesta Key, 
"Andrew Levin" stated with conviction:

 

Hi, all,

 

I’ve looked in the documentation and did a Google search and can’t figure out 
how get this<http://symph.people.clemson.edu/unison.jpg> — specifically, the 
unison on the first note.

 

It’s from 1904 and the notation is very clear in what means. Since I have you 
all here, is there a more contemporary way of notating this?

 

Thanks!

 

Andrew Levin

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