Naïve graphical fingering for brass

Some "beaux-arts" brassbands in France use small marks to describe fingering.
The main reason is that many people start playing without any knowledge of music.
so you get "iiĪ" instead of 1-2 or "ĪiĪ" instead of 2.
So the scripts try to annotate scores for:
- euphoniums, barytone and bass saxhorns
- Sousaphone and the like
- trumpets, cornets, flügelhorns: here there is an additional mark to show triggers : for instance "≾iiĪ" is 1,2 plus trigger on 1rst Valve and "iĪi≿" is 1,3 plus trigger on 3rd Valve
- trombones : here there is a difference (which is mostly used for small trombones that have a score written In G Key). The positions start at 0 and progress by half tone (so "1½" is for the standard 4th position)

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