The Musgrave News pencil is very dark and very soft. It is hard to keep a point, but, somehow, when writing while this pad of Clairefontaine paper is standing upright on a music stand, it works perfectly. I was originally attracted to the Musgrave because of the name (the composer Thea Musgrave, who doesn't seem to be from the same family as the pencil company Musgraves).
I bought the pad of paper at an art store a few weeks ago, and now that somebody has asked me to write something, I can put it to good use.
I'm happy to share this review of the notebook. Having really good tools really makes musical ideas flow more smoothly.
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I think you were also attracted to this pencil because I stocked them in my pretend stationery store.
(“May I help you?”)
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