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First I thought it was a weird flat sign, but when I played the score it sounded odd. It looks a bit like a natural sign.



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    The notes partially look like handwritten. Is this the case? If so, could it be the writer's way to write a quarter rest?

    – Arsak
    8 hours ago






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    They do look like natural signs, but it is hard to tell out of context. Would natural signs make sense there? Can you post a picture of the whole measure?

    – Peter
    8 hours ago











  • if it's a flat sign, I may have been confused by the shape the composer used in the bass line @Peter

    – dA NIL
    6 hours ago








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    Who is the composer, and can you get in touch with them?

    – Carl Witthoft
    6 hours ago






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    @CarlWitthoft definitely not. It's Bernard Herrmann

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enter image description here



First I thought it was a weird flat sign, but when I played the score it sounded odd. It looks a bit like a natural sign.



Here's the whole measure:



enter image description here






notation sheet-music jazz accidentals







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  • 1





    The notes partially look like handwritten. Is this the case? If so, could it be the writer's way to write a quarter rest?

    – Arsak
    8 hours ago






  • 1





    They do look like natural signs, but it is hard to tell out of context. Would natural signs make sense there? Can you post a picture of the whole measure?

    – Peter
    8 hours ago











  • if it's a flat sign, I may have been confused by the shape the composer used in the bass line @Peter

    – dA NIL
    6 hours ago








  • 1





    Who is the composer, and can you get in touch with them?

    – Carl Witthoft
    6 hours ago






  • 1





    @CarlWitthoft definitely not. It's Bernard Herrmann

    – dA NIL
    6 hours ago














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enter image description here



First I thought it was a weird flat sign, but when I played the score it sounded odd. It looks a bit like a natural sign.



Here's the whole measure:



enter image description here






notation sheet-music jazz accidentals







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enter image description here



First I thought it was a weird flat sign, but when I played the score it sounded odd. It looks a bit like a natural sign.



Here's the whole measure:



enter image description here






notation sheet-music jazz accidentals




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  • 1





    The notes partially look like handwritten. Is this the case? If so, could it be the writer's way to write a quarter rest?

    – Arsak
    8 hours ago






  • 1





    They do look like natural signs, but it is hard to tell out of context. Would natural signs make sense there? Can you post a picture of the whole measure?

    – Peter
    8 hours ago











  • if it's a flat sign, I may have been confused by the shape the composer used in the bass line @Peter

    – dA NIL
    6 hours ago








  • 1





    Who is the composer, and can you get in touch with them?

    – Carl Witthoft
    6 hours ago






  • 1





    @CarlWitthoft definitely not. It's Bernard Herrmann

    – dA NIL
    6 hours ago














  • 1





    The notes partially look like handwritten. Is this the case? If so, could it be the writer's way to write a quarter rest?

    – Arsak
    8 hours ago






  • 1





    They do look like natural signs, but it is hard to tell out of context. Would natural signs make sense there? Can you post a picture of the whole measure?

    – Peter
    8 hours ago











  • if it's a flat sign, I may have been confused by the shape the composer used in the bass line @Peter

    – dA NIL
    6 hours ago








  • 1





    Who is the composer, and can you get in touch with them?

    – Carl Witthoft
    6 hours ago






  • 1





    @CarlWitthoft definitely not. It's Bernard Herrmann

    – dA NIL
    6 hours ago








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The notes partially look like handwritten. Is this the case? If so, could it be the writer's way to write a quarter rest?

– Arsak
8 hours ago





The notes partially look like handwritten. Is this the case? If so, could it be the writer's way to write a quarter rest?

– Arsak
8 hours ago




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1





They do look like natural signs, but it is hard to tell out of context. Would natural signs make sense there? Can you post a picture of the whole measure?

– Peter
8 hours ago





They do look like natural signs, but it is hard to tell out of context. Would natural signs make sense there? Can you post a picture of the whole measure?

– Peter
8 hours ago













if it's a flat sign, I may have been confused by the shape the composer used in the bass line @Peter

– dA NIL
6 hours ago







if it's a flat sign, I may have been confused by the shape the composer used in the bass line @Peter

– dA NIL
6 hours ago






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Who is the composer, and can you get in touch with them?

– Carl Witthoft
6 hours ago





Who is the composer, and can you get in touch with them?

– Carl Witthoft
6 hours ago




1




1





@CarlWitthoft definitely not. It's Bernard Herrmann

– dA NIL
6 hours ago





@CarlWitthoft definitely not. It's Bernard Herrmann

– dA NIL
6 hours ago










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Looks like a handwritten natural sign to me. The context doesn't suggest any other possibilities






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    Strangely, the first natural sign in the lower desk looks different. But for handwritten, not to mention the resultant harmony, flat sign is almost certainly wrong.

    – Carl Witthoft
    6 hours ago











  • I don't think there are any other feasible options!+1. And Bernard knew a thing or two.

    – Tim
    5 hours ago













  • Yep, the only plausible possibility.

    – Scott Wallace
    5 hours ago











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Looks like a handwritten natural sign to me. The context doesn't suggest any other possibilities






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    Strangely, the first natural sign in the lower desk looks different. But for handwritten, not to mention the resultant harmony, flat sign is almost certainly wrong.

    – Carl Witthoft
    6 hours ago











  • I don't think there are any other feasible options!+1. And Bernard knew a thing or two.

    – Tim
    5 hours ago













  • Yep, the only plausible possibility.

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Looks like a handwritten natural sign to me. The context doesn't suggest any other possibilities






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    Strangely, the first natural sign in the lower desk looks different. But for handwritten, not to mention the resultant harmony, flat sign is almost certainly wrong.

    – Carl Witthoft
    6 hours ago











  • I don't think there are any other feasible options!+1. And Bernard knew a thing or two.

    – Tim
    5 hours ago













  • Yep, the only plausible possibility.

    – Scott Wallace
    5 hours ago














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Looks like a handwritten natural sign to me. The context doesn't suggest any other possibilities






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Looks like a handwritten natural sign to me. The context doesn't suggest any other possibilities







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    Strangely, the first natural sign in the lower desk looks different. But for handwritten, not to mention the resultant harmony, flat sign is almost certainly wrong.

    – Carl Witthoft
    6 hours ago











  • I don't think there are any other feasible options!+1. And Bernard knew a thing or two.

    – Tim
    5 hours ago













  • Yep, the only plausible possibility.

    – Scott Wallace
    5 hours ago














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    Strangely, the first natural sign in the lower desk looks different. But for handwritten, not to mention the resultant harmony, flat sign is almost certainly wrong.

    – Carl Witthoft
    6 hours ago











  • I don't think there are any other feasible options!+1. And Bernard knew a thing or two.

    – Tim
    5 hours ago













  • Yep, the only plausible possibility.

    – Scott Wallace
    5 hours ago








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Strangely, the first natural sign in the lower desk looks different. But for handwritten, not to mention the resultant harmony, flat sign is almost certainly wrong.

– Carl Witthoft
6 hours ago





Strangely, the first natural sign in the lower desk looks different. But for handwritten, not to mention the resultant harmony, flat sign is almost certainly wrong.

– Carl Witthoft
6 hours ago













I don't think there are any other feasible options!+1. And Bernard knew a thing or two.

– Tim
5 hours ago







I don't think there are any other feasible options!+1. And Bernard knew a thing or two.

– Tim
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Yep, the only plausible possibility.

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Yep, the only plausible possibility.

– Scott Wallace
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