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I have tried this with crossing the LH over, and under, to hit the A# indicated by the arrow; have also tried playing the A# with RH. The latter is much easier but makes it incredibly hard to maintain the voicing. The former is very awkward. Hoping that maybe someone is near a piano and could try this measure out, to offer an opinion of what approach I should take. Seems like it shouldn't be that difficult, but for some reason, it is just giving me trouble. Thanks.enter image description here

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I would use RH only.
You need preparation of finger 5 playing the A-sharp.
This can be done by 5 hovering over G-sharp when 2 plays B. Can get better preparation by angling the hand (see photo) and then 3 or 4 depending on what’s next.
I’d favour 4 because it’s less physically possible to play legato with 4 than 3, to detach from the high A-sharp. angling hand on piano