Mola Errata List | [extra Quality]

The MOLA Errata List is a resource maintained by the Major Orchestra Librarians' Association (MOLA) to document and correct errors in published orchestral scores and parts. These lists are vital for orchestral librarians and conductors to ensure that the music being performed is accurate and matches the composer's original intent. Common corrections found in these lists include:

Broad Scope of Corrections: Beyond wrong notes, MOLA defines "errata" as anything that hinders a rehearsal, including bad page turns, poor fonts, inappropriate clefs, or discrepancies in "Frankenstein sets" (mismatched editions).

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Core Features

Reality: While Mola mola can grow up to 3 meters (10 feet) in length and weigh up to 2,300 kilograms (5,070 pounds), it is not the largest fish in the world. The whale shark (Rhincodon typus) holds that title, reaching lengths of up to 20 meters (66 feet). The MOLA Errata List is a resource maintained

Mola Errata List

Distribution: For major errors, librarians should physically mark the parts before rehearsal. For minor ones, distributing a printed list for players to fix themselves is acceptable. Common Error: Players often draw a card, resolve

3. Gameplay Errors & Common Mistakes

Revealing Hazards

• Common Error: Players often draw a card, resolve it, and then decide whether to continue.
• Correction: If you are in a "Push Your Luck" phase, you must declare if you are stopping before revealing the next card or hazard. Once a card is revealed (especially a hazard), you must resolve its effects. You cannot "undo" a reveal to stop your turn.

2. Shark vs. Manta (Entry #C-09)

In Guna cosmology, the shark is a protector; the manta ray is an omen of death. If an artist incorrectly stitches manta barbels on a shark (or vice versa), marine biologists wouldn't notice, but Guna elders would. This iconographic error devalues the mola for community use, though collectors often pay a premium for such rare "mistakes."

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