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From: jimlogue@cc.utah.edu (JAMES P. LOGUE)
Newsgroups: comp.music
Subject: quarter tone notation
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Date: 14 Jun 91 12:29:09 GMT
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I'm working on a piece for sax and tape using some quartertones and I'm a 
bit confused about all the different notations schemes for 1/4 accidentals.
All of the notation texts here are aroung ten years old... is there a more
common method nowadays?  Polish, Kegel, what?  What's the best for computer
notation programs (do any have 1/4 tone symbols built-in?)
Gracias.
Jim Logue
University of Utah      jimlogue@cc.utah.edu