Before the concert begins, a Binary Melate ticket is distributed to each person to fill out and put his or her name on it. The ticket has 8 boxes that must be crossed out either 0 or 1. Each box implies the choice of one of the two pages; 1 or 2, 3 or 4, 5 or 6, etc. The total number of pages to choose from is 8 so the number of possible versions of the play is 28 = 256.

During the intermission the tickets must be collected in a transparent ballot box, so that just before the performance it is brought to the stage and the performer draws a ticket in full view of the audience, reads the resulting combination and declares aloud the name of the winner, dedicating the performance of the version he/she has chosen to him/her.

Subsequently, in order to read the music, the score is organized by selecting the nones pages when the crossed-out digit is 1 and the even pages when the crossed-out digit is 0.

Example:

In this example, the digits 11100000 were crossed out, which indicates that, from pages 1 and 2, you choose the non, from pages 3 and 4, the non, from pages 5 and 6, the non, from pages 7 and 8 the even, and so on.

Pages chosen = 11100000

Non, non, non, non, par, par, par, par, par and par. 1, 3, 5, 8,10, 12, 14 y 16.

Number in binary system

Base powers