Calder's Violin (2011-2022)

There are no wrong notes!
There are no automatic cautionary acceidentals. Accidentals should be interpreted strictly, but don't worry too much;
Sometimes notation will disappear before you have finished. Feel free to stop or play what you can remember (or a combination of the two). If new notation appears, you may move onto that or complete what you remember before moving on;
During the chromatic/microtonal passages feel free to use the notation as a guide or hint, or semi-improvise as appropriate;
Some passages include incomplete triplet/tuplet notations. Don't worry about trying to play these precisely, but they can be used to prompt 'disruptive' rhythms;
Trills may be played from the notated pitch to the semitone or tone above (or even more if appropriate);
You can use the gradual note-by-note appearance of the notation to give an indication of performance tempo, whether or not this equates to the given duration values.
Length of notes, particularly trills, etc., is discretionary and can be freely interpreted.