Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
At 5:30 PM -0500 11/10/02, David H. Bailey wrote:
So I guess we all have to agree that if a tree falls in the forest
with nobody around, nobody is ever quite sure if it makes a sound.
Maybe, maybe not. And if a person wants to say they are a composer,
then they
At 6:35 AM -0500 11/11/02, David H. Bailey wrote:
Christopher BJ Smith wrote:
And yes, if you make up something in the shower, you have composed
it, and for that, you are a composer. When I make supper I am a
cook, too, though I don't expect to be invited to teach at the
Cordon Bleu
Matthew Hindson wrote:
However, for the second piece, McCartney was working with
Sibelius (IIRC)
and did a lot more of it himself, right down to specifying
orchestration
things where he wanted it etc.
Along when Liverpool Oratorio came out, I remember reading something that
said that
Stokes, Randy wrote:
Along when Liverpool Oratorio came out, I remember reading something that
said that McCartney still took some pride in not being able to read or write
notation. You can't do much even with Sibelius if you can't read music.
I wonder if he finally changed his spots?
Randy
There were numerous
non-European contributors to that tradition--some of them of great
merit--before 1650.
Such as?
mdl
(not doubting, just curious)
Easily the most important composer in 16th-c. South America,
Gutierre Fernández Hidalgo (c. 1553-c. 1620), directed the music
successively
In response to the following comments previously written in the thread,
There were numerous
non-European contributors to that tradition--some of them of great
merit--before 1650.
Such as?
Andrew wrote a reply mentioning Gutierre Fernández Hidalgo, and Juan
Gutiérrez de Padilla,
Very strange ... I just finished inputting a score, about 70 measures -
full jazz band - but when I go into page view, page 5 (measure 54) is a
mess, and registers as the last page.
Using Fin2k.r5 under Win98se, with 384MB of RAM - I've often input and
printed out much larger piees with no
Yes, chef is a title, one that can be earned by attending an accredited
culinary institution, or by simply being recognized as a very good cook
with a very thorough knowledge of your craft. Lots of people are called
Chef who haven't attended one of those schools, just as lots of people
Is there any plugin available that will create a handbells bells
used chart? That being a grand staff with noteheads (no stems)
listing melodically the pitches (incl. separate entries for
accidentals) that are present in a piece of music with all notes
below Db5 (C5=Middle C) in the bass clef,
Have you done ctrl-U to update the layout? Are all the measures there
in scroll view? Does one part in measure 54 (a single measure on a
whole page?) have some sort of strange number of beats or something?
One suggestion would be to make a copy of the file and see what happens
in page view
Oh, I don't think anyone here or anywhere else would argue that Finale is
*easier* to use than Sibelius! :-) The discussion usually centers around
power and flexibility vs. ease of use.
That said, yes, we are spending considerable energy trying to come up with
easier ways to do things *without*
On 2002/11/11 03:31 PM or thereabouts, Stokes, Randy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
intoned:
Oh, I don't think anyone here or anywhere else would argue that Finale is
*easier* to use than Sibelius! :-)
I think you underestimate us, Randy. There are a number of people on this
list -- myself included -- who
On 2002/11/11 03:31 PM or thereabouts, Stokes, Randy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
intoned:
Oh, I don't think anyone here or anywhere else would argue that Finale is
*easier* to use than Sibelius! :-)
I think you underestimate us, Randy. There are a number of people on this
list -- myself included -- who
On 2002/11/11 04:57 PM or thereabouts, John Howell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
intoned:
And on behalf of the students who walk into my arranging class steaming and
muttering some variation of I HATE Finale! I have to say that power users
and beginners are in very, very different classifications and
At 3:23 PM -0600 11/11/02, hymnist wrote:
Voyetra is not very intuitive and inputting some note sequences is
difficult, but I can change between staffs with two clicks (input notes on
the Treble staff and change it to guitar tab, for instance) or input on my
small keyboard and then drop the
At 12:43 PM 11/11/02, Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
Andrew wrote a reply mentioning Gutierre Fernández Hidalgo, and Juan
Gutiérrez de Padilla, suggesting that because they practiced their craft in
present day Peru, and Mexico, respectively, that they were non-European
composers. I would differ with
At 2:01 PM 11/11/02, David H. Bailey wrote:
Have you done ctrl-U to update the layout?
That was my first thought, too. It's hard to guess what exactly kablooey
means, but it sounds sort of like what page view sometimes looks like
before the layout is updated.
On the Mac it's cmd-backslash.
When I make supper I am a cook, too,
What you are not, however, is a chef, which is why
I don't expect to be invited to teach at the Cordon Bleu institute
any time soon.
Some of us are just stirrers
John
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On Monday, November 11, 2002, at 07:17 PM, hymnist wrote:
Andif Finale would allow you to add additional instruments liek
Sibilius
does, with the same steps to open a new documentI got tired of
fighting
with adding new staves and instruments to Finale so, after a certain
point,
I save
At 6:17 PM 11/11/02, hymnist wrote:
2 Things that would make Finale super to mean easy way to type in notes
with the keyboard without the extra key shiftsI have carpal in both
hands and bursitus in my left shoulder which acts up every November to March
leaving me one handed during that
At 11:02 PM 11/11/02, hymnist wrote:
NOW---for an easier way to type in notes with the keyboard.
You mean something easier than Speedy Entry? This turns the three rows of a
QWERTY keyboard into three octaves of notes, with durations entered either
with the number keys up top or the numeric
ah, yes...
With Voyetra and Sibelius, you click on a picture of a quarter note and hit
middle c on your midi keyboard and it puts the quarter note right where it
belongs on the staff.
if you want a half note, you click the picture of a half note and hit the
key on your keyboard.
if you want
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