035: Playing by numbers, or Advanced Orchestra Stats

Update: 2019-11-22

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How many times have you been jealous of the box scores for baseball and basketball, or the advanced statistics for football? Don't you wish that you too could be measured by notes attempted, notes played in tune, entrances successfully counted?

If we got our wish, orchestra concerts would have their own advanced metrics! Here are the stats (and penalties) we'd like to see.

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035: Playing by numbers, or Advanced Orchestra Stats