At 07:02 pm -0800 01.07.2002, Mark D. Lew wrote: >if they focus the mind to use the right muscles >to make the right sound, then it's a useful fiction.
You put that better than I did, but I think it's exactly right. >From a physiological point of >view, half the concepts we teach are inaccurate You mention this in connection with singers, but my own piano teacher 30 years ago told me stuff about about weight, centre of gravity, etc which I knew then to be utter tosh. He was a very good pianist (and very bad physicist). I went along with it because I accepted that willing suspension of disbelief in this unscientific rubbish was an approach that might work. Regards John _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
