There are no *standard* symbols for this, but you can feel free to make some up, and explain them in a legend at the beginning of the piece. You do need to decide whether these pitch variations are integral to the piece, or an interpretation that you could allow your soloist to treat differently.
Over/under pitch note?
I know there is a quarter tone notation, but is there a symbol for music score that will simply say over/under pitch? I think quarter tone notation might be too strict/rigid in music arrangement that is not quarter tone at all, just some solo parts requires this specific intonation.I'm transcribing the vocal part of the song. She sings some notes deliberately over/under pitch, and I have no idea how to smuggle this subtlety into violin part. Should I care about such subtle things at all? Or leave it "dry" and rather rely on the performer's interpretation?
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