Wow, that&#x27;s weird. I downloaded the score in question (<a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;musescore.com&#x2F;opengoldberg&#x2F;scores&#x2F;719586" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;musescore.com&#x2F;opengoldberg&#x2F;scores&#x2F;719586</a>) and opened it in MuseScore, and found that for some reason that&#x27;s the way the score&#x27;s style controls were set. The &quot;Barline to note distance&quot; (under the Style menu in MuseScore, choose &quot;General…&quot;, and then click &quot;Measure&quot; on the left) is by default 1.2 times the space between two lines of the staff. But in this score, it&#x27;s 0.6! I have no idea why—changing that parameter back to the default seems to yield a much better layout.<p>There&#x27;s also something else going on with that screenshot, though. The person who took it put page breaks in different places than in the actual score, which is why that tempo marking is overlapping. If you open that same score in MuseScore, the tempo marking is positioned appropriately.