Anthony W. Youngman wrote:
I
To my mind, "always convert via C" means I don't get confused as to
which pitch a piece of music is in. (And as I said, it makes it easy
to print a score in concert). It's just a case of being consistent,
and if you re-use the music you don't have to ask yourself "was the
original in (in your example) B or A?". You know your variable is in C.
I don't object to your proposal of a best practice, as long
as it's clearly announced as a recommendation and nothing else.
My solution to the same problem has been to use variable
names like clarinetInB and saxophoneInEss.
/Mats
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