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The first six sheets are practice. G and H are fresh public checks. These beat-grid scores are exact custom notation, not conventional staff notation. One narrow cell is half a quarter-note beat. The optional WAVs are simple sine-tone demonstrations; paper, voice or silent score analysis meets the task. Do not assume musical listening and silent reading feel identical. The target is an evidence-led design choice and explanation.

File A · Four clear steps

Exact diagram description: Original precise beat-grid notation for File A, Four clear steps. Four quarter-note beats per bar at 96 beats per minute. Each numbered column starts a beat; each narrow half-column lasts one eighth note. Event boxes extend for their full duration. Pitch labels use scientific pitch notation; rest means silence. p means quiet and mf means moderately strong. Reading order: bar 1, main, 1: C4 q (mf); bar 1, main, 2: D4 q (mf); bar 1, main, 3: E4 q (mf); bar 1, main, 4: G4 q (mf).

Every printed label in reading order:

Tactile route: Draw eight equal raised half-beat cells per bar with tape or folded paper. Make each event one raised block spanning its stated number of cells. Give each pitched block a braille, large-print or spoken pitch label; leave rest cells clearly empty. For File F, place the lower voice under the upper voice on the same time line. For H, continue with a second bar. A neutral partner may place blocks under the learner’s directions.

File B · A measured gap

Exact diagram description: Original precise beat-grid notation for File B, A measured gap. Four quarter-note beats per bar at 96 beats per minute. Each numbered column starts a beat; each narrow half-column lasts one eighth note. Event boxes extend for their full duration. Pitch labels use scientific pitch notation; rest means silence. p means quiet and mf means moderately strong. Reading order: bar 1, main, 1: C4 q (mf); bar 1, main, 2: rest q; bar 1, main, 3: D4 e (mf); bar 1, main, 3&: E4 e (mf); bar 1, main, 4: G4 q (mf).

Every printed label in reading order:

Tactile route: Draw eight equal raised half-beat cells per bar with tape or folded paper. Make each event one raised block spanning its stated number of cells. Give each pitched block a braille, large-print or spoken pitch label; leave rest cells clearly empty. For File F, place the lower voice under the upper voice on the same time line. For H, continue with a second bar. A neutral partner may place blocks under the learner’s directions.

File C · Return by descent

Exact diagram description: Original precise beat-grid notation for File C, Return by descent. Four quarter-note beats per bar at 96 beats per minute. Each numbered column starts a beat; each narrow half-column lasts one eighth note. Event boxes extend for their full duration. Pitch labels use scientific pitch notation; rest means silence. p means quiet and mf means moderately strong. Reading order: bar 1, main, 1: G4 q (mf); bar 1, main, 2: G4 q (mf); bar 1, main, 3: E4 q (mf); bar 1, main, 4: C4 q (mf).

Every printed label in reading order:

Tactile route: Draw eight equal raised half-beat cells per bar with tape or folded paper. Make each event one raised block spanning its stated number of cells. Give each pitched block a braille, large-print or spoken pitch label; leave rest cells clearly empty. For File F, place the lower voice under the upper voice on the same time line. For H, continue with a second bar. A neutral partner may place blocks under the learner’s directions.

File D · Quick opening, held end

Exact diagram description: Original precise beat-grid notation for File D, Quick opening, held end. Four quarter-note beats per bar at 96 beats per minute. Each numbered column starts a beat; each narrow half-column lasts one eighth note. Event boxes extend for their full duration. Pitch labels use scientific pitch notation; rest means silence. p means quiet and mf means moderately strong. Reading order: bar 1, main, 1: C4 e (mf); bar 1, main, 1&: E4 e (mf); bar 1, main, 2: G4 q (mf); bar 1, main, 3: E4 h (mf).

Every printed label in reading order:

Tactile route: Draw eight equal raised half-beat cells per bar with tape or folded paper. Make each event one raised block spanning its stated number of cells. Give each pitched block a braille, large-print or spoken pitch label; leave rest cells clearly empty. For File F, place the lower voice under the upper voice on the same time line. For H, continue with a second bar. A neutral partner may place blocks under the learner’s directions.

File E · Quiet question, firmer return

Exact diagram description: Original precise beat-grid notation for File E, Quiet question, firmer return. Four quarter-note beats per bar at 96 beats per minute. Each numbered column starts a beat; each narrow half-column lasts one eighth note. Event boxes extend for their full duration. Pitch labels use scientific pitch notation; rest means silence. p means quiet and mf means moderately strong. Reading order: bar 1, main, 1: C4 q (p); bar 1, main, 2: E4 q (p); bar 1, main, 3: D4 q (mf); bar 1, main, 4: C4 q (mf).

Every printed label in reading order:

Tactile route: Draw eight equal raised half-beat cells per bar with tape or folded paper. Make each event one raised block spanning its stated number of cells. Give each pitched block a braille, large-print or spoken pitch label; leave rest cells clearly empty. For File F, place the lower voice under the upper voice on the same time line. For H, continue with a second bar. A neutral partner may place blocks under the learner’s directions.

File F · Two simultaneous strands

Exact diagram description: Original precise beat-grid notation for File F, Two simultaneous strands. Four quarter-note beats per bar at 96 beats per minute. Each numbered column starts a beat; each narrow half-column lasts one eighth note. Event boxes extend for their full duration. Pitch labels use scientific pitch notation; rest means silence. p means quiet and mf means moderately strong. Reading order: bar 1, upper, 1: E4 q (mf); bar 1, upper, 2: G4 q (mf); bar 1, upper, 3: E4 q (mf); bar 1, upper, 4: D4 q (mf); bar 1, lower, 1: C3 h (p); bar 1, lower, 3: G3 h (p).

Every printed label in reading order:

Tactile route: Draw eight equal raised half-beat cells per bar with tape or folded paper. Make each event one raised block spanning its stated number of cells. Give each pitched block a braille, large-print or spoken pitch label; leave rest cells clearly empty. For File F, place the lower voice under the upper voice on the same time line. For H, continue with a second bar. A neutral partner may place blocks under the learner’s directions.

File G · Fresh gap and lift

Exact diagram description: Original precise beat-grid notation for File G, Fresh gap and lift. Four quarter-note beats per bar at 96 beats per minute. Each numbered column starts a beat; each narrow half-column lasts one eighth note. Event boxes extend for their full duration. Pitch labels use scientific pitch notation; rest means silence. p means quiet and mf means moderately strong. Reading order: bar 1, main, 1: D4 q (mf); bar 1, main, 2: rest e; bar 1, main, 2&: F4 e (mf); bar 1, main, 3: A4 q (mf); bar 1, main, 4: G4 q (mf).

Every printed label in reading order:

Tactile route: Draw eight equal raised half-beat cells per bar with tape or folded paper. Make each event one raised block spanning its stated number of cells. Give each pitched block a braille, large-print or spoken pitch label; leave rest cells clearly empty. For File F, place the lower voice under the upper voice on the same time line. For H, continue with a second bar. A neutral partner may place blocks under the learner’s directions.

File H · Fresh two-bar design

Exact diagram description: Original precise beat-grid notation for File H, Fresh two-bar design. Four quarter-note beats per bar at 96 beats per minute. Each numbered column starts a beat; each narrow half-column lasts one eighth note. Event boxes extend for their full duration. Pitch labels use scientific pitch notation; rest means silence. p means quiet and mf means moderately strong. Reading order: bar 1, main, 1: E4 q (mf); bar 1, main, 2: G4 q (mf); bar 1, main, 3: A4 q (mf); bar 1, main, 4: G4 q (mf); bar 2, main, 1: E4 q (mf); bar 2, main, 2: rest q; bar 2, main, 3: D4 e (mf); bar 2, main, 3&: E4 e (mf); bar 2, main, 4: C4 q (mf).

Every printed label in reading order:

Tactile route: Draw eight equal raised half-beat cells per bar with tape or folded paper. Make each event one raised block spanning its stated number of cells. Give each pitched block a braille, large-print or spoken pitch label; leave rest cells clearly empty. For File F, place the lower voice under the upper voice on the same time line. For H, continue with a second bar. A neutral partner may place blocks under the learner’s directions.

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