I am writing for a Marimba which goes down to "A" (the instrument,
not the piece). Is Marimba notated in the treble clef on a single
stave? Which A on the stage is the bottom note on the Marimba?
Thanks.
PS: What about the Xylophone? Is its lowest "C" a middle C?
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At 08:17 AM 9/16/03 -0700, Brad Beyenhof wrote:
>On Tuesday, September 16, 2003, at 06:59 AM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz
>wrote:
>
>> Our Kalvos & Damian pages have Google ads served based on page content.
>> Javier Ruiz was perplexed to find some particular ads on our "Golden
>> Bruce
>> Award" page.
Daniel Dorff wrote
> I'm working on a piece for tenor sax & piano and have been inputting with
concert pitch displayed. Parts of the piece are with standard key signatures,
and parts are in free non-tonality. Now I want to switch over to showing the
tenor sax in the correct transposition and sti
I suggested 3000$ as a minimum. It seems to be fair for those big pocket
Japanese boys...
Javier
> Thanks to all who ansered my question. I note, alas, that no one was
> brave enough to suggest an actual number...
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At 04:53 PM 9/16/03 -0400, Andrew Stiller wrote:
>In that case, the birthplace of our nation was in Fluffya.
Yo, I lived jussuparoad in Trenn f'10 yeahs.
Now in Vuhmaunt. Place names like Calais (CAL-ess) and Barre (Berry).
Dennis
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On Tuesday, September 16, 2003, at 03:33 PM, Éric Dussault wrote:
Le 13/09/03 15:36, "Daniel Dorff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit:
I'm working on a piece for tenor sax & piano and have been inputting
with
concert pitch displayed. Parts of the piece are with standard key
signatures,
and parts ar
At 11:06 AM -0500 9/16/03, Thomas Schaller wrote:
there are 2 ways for showing transpositions - one with key signatures and
the other is called "chromatic" in Finale (both in Staff
Attributes-Transpositions). The chromatic one does NOT display key
signatures.
If you need to switch between the 2 in
Andrew,
Actually, you are the only one who knows what your time is worth. Why
not estimate how many hours you will spend composing the commissioned
work and multiply by your hourly rate?
There must be some cut off point at which you know you will not do the
work. Don't charge less per hour fo
Through trial and error, here are the settings I use for orchestral scores:
group brackets at -12, braces at -21 (-6 if no bracket), group names at -54.
I know this doesn't help in using the Setup Wizard; I always start a new
piece by modifying another (recent) piece. Too many settings to take car
This is a Mac OS X, Classic emulation question:
On Darcy's advice, I just got what I thought would be the only midi
interface that would work in Classic, so that I might be able to work
in FinMac 2003 for a couple of weeks while waiting for 2004, and the
installer seems to get to the end of the
Le 13/09/03 15:36, "Daniel Dorff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit:
> Hi, I've been off the list for awhile and hope I'm not asking a question
> that's just been dealt with.
>
> I'm working on a piece for tenor sax & piano and have been inputting with
> concert pitch displayed. Parts of the piece are
I have complained about this to [EMAIL PROTECTED] It turns out that
this behaviour is hard coded. You'll have to change every one your group
brackets if you use the Setup Wizard. The new setting (-8 evpu opposed to
the old setting -24 evpu) is especially not useful for nested brackets such
as desk
Thanks to all who ansered my question. I note, alas, that no one was
brave enough to suggest an actual number...
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Others may disagree, but IMHO the proper pronunciation of place
names is the pronunciation used by the natives, not what it looks
like on paper.
John
In that case, the birthplace of our nation was in Fluffya.
And no non-native can figure out how to pronouce Polish or Welsh
words from the way
Stu wrote:
>However, I also say TROMbone sometimes, even though I play one, and also
>every now and then, UMbrella, both of which induce spousal laughter. Maybe
>millions DO say TROMbone, and we should call your daughter on that one.
But
>in any case, she should continue to laugh at "robutt" with
No less than 3.000 $/euros would be fair...
Javier Ruiz.
> A Japanese sax quartet is thinking of commissioning a work from me,
> and has asked the dreaded question "how much do you charge?"
>
> As usual, I haven't the faintest idea. For a 20-30 minute sax 4tet in
> several mvts from someone of
At 04:10 PM 9/15/2003 -0500, Richard Huggins wrote:
Or at least an option that might say something such as, "Add to Same
Library
in Default Document?" So that next time you open your default
document, that
whatever has been added. Good idea.
As long as we're doing some open-ended thinking here, I
However, I also say TROMbone sometimes, even though I play one, and also
every now and then, UMbrella, both of which induce spousal laughter. Maybe
millions DO say TROMbone, and we should call your daughter on that one. But
in any case, she should continue to laugh at "robutt" without a doubt.
St
Andrew writes:
> A Japanese sax quartet is thinking of commissioning a work from me,
Yay! Congratulations!
> and has asked the dreaded question "how much do you charge?"
> As usual, I haven't the faintest idea. For a 20-30 minute sax 4tet in
several mvts from someone of my experience and recog
A Japanese sax quartet is thinking of commissioning a work from me,
and has asked the dreaded question "how much do you charge?"
As usual, I haven't the faintest idea. For a 20-30 minute sax 4tet in
several mvts from someone of my experience and recognition-level,
what do folks think I ought to
Daniel Dorff:
I'm working on a piece for tenor sax & piano and have been
inputting with concert pitch displayed. Parts of the piece are with
standard key signatures, and parts are in free non-tonality. Now I
want to switch over to showing the tenor sax in the correct
transposition and still
I'm think about transfering my Maestro default file from 2K3 over to 2K4.
Can anyone tell me if there's any vital functionality or great setting in
Finale 2004 that I will miss by doing this? I tried to use Forza to
transfer the settings, but it doesn't seem to want to work with 2K4.
Cheers,
Col
I notice that in Finale 2004, the placement of group brackets (such as the
ones that go right across all the winds, and then all the brass, etc.) has
been altered so that the brackets sit actually on top of the left line,
rather than slightly (about 1 space) to the left of it. Is this indicative
o
On Tuesday, September 16, 2003, at 08:55 AM, Allen wrote:
On Tuesday, September 16, 2003 10:19 AM, I wrote:
On Tuesday, September 16, 2003, at 06:06 AM, Allen wrote:
There's more to MP3's than just compression.
What? A .mp3 file extension? Allen, would you mind explaining this
statement?
Wh
On Saturday, September 13, 2003, at 12:36 PM, Daniel Dorff wrote:
Hi, I've been off the list for awhile and hope I'm not asking a
question that's just been dealt with.
I'm working on a piece for tenor sax & piano and have been
inputting with concert pitch displayed. Parts of the piece are wi
Daniel Dorff wrote:
> Hi, I've been off the list for awhile and hope I'm not asking a question
> that's just been dealt with.
>
> I'm working on a piece for tenor sax & piano and have been inputting with
> concert pitch displayed. Parts of the piece are with standard key signatures,
> and parts
OK,
What we do is we *compress* the file like you would an MP3, but the File is
not ENCODED as an mp3. Big difference. For example, you don't get an ID3 tag
unless you encode to MP3...
-Original Message-
From: Brad Beyenhof [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 10:1
I've gotten a bunch of old "Combo-Orks" that
I'd really like to scan to Finale.
The online manual says to scan to B&W TIFF files,
but scanners have a lot more options that all
seem to make a difference.
If anybody has experience scanning I'd appreciate
info on what exactly you scan to.
Thanks
At 11:24 AM -0400 9/15/03, Stu McIntire wrote:
I think it is accordingly fair to exempt this
pronunciation from scorn.
How about my pronunciation of "robutt" and "TROMbone"? Can I tell my
daughter not to laugh at me any more, as my pronunciations are now
exempt? Can I? Eh? Can I?
Christopher
You did leave the extension .sf2 in place when you renamed the font?
Have you tried the same process with another soundfont and had success?
How much RAM is installed in your machine?
What are you using for a soundcard?
Paul Copeland wrote:
Hello.
I hope someone can help me. Thank you.
I wa
At 1:47 PM -0500 9/15/03, Richard Huggins wrote:
Click Assignment has its degree of usefullness, but I sure as heck wish
they'd replace the "click" part. I hate moving the mouse to the next
syllable, clicking, then "rinse and repeat" to the end. I would like to be
able to use keystrokes to do this
On my G4 Imac the playback sounds irregular - not quite swing - but very
annoying. Is there a way to make it more metronomic? I have the 2003 version.
Kevin Taylor
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Hi, I've been off the list for awhile and hope I'm not asking a
question that's just been dealt with.
I'm working on a piece for tenor sax & piano and have been
inputting with concert pitch displayed. Parts of the piece are
with standard key signatures, and parts are in free non-tonality.
I am hoping this will reach Michael Edwards. Your post re. 351
possible scales is very thorough, and one of the very few discussions I've been
able to find on musical material and combinatorics. Have you seen "The
Scale-Chord Synopticon?" It is a VERY sytematic study of scales, chords, modes,
Hi all,
a bug in Fin2004 I also noticed in earlier versions: If I set the swing
value to something new and play back a song, the tempo will not be the same
(quite annoying). If I then set the tempo until it seems right and start
playback, it will become gradually slower and slower.
Is this bug
Hi,
Finale 2004 EPS export - somebody got it working? Won't work for me, and I
tried a lot.
Kurt
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Title: Mariachi Champana Concerts in September
¡Hola Amigos!
Just wanted to let you know that Mariachi Sinfonico Champana Nevin has 2 great, HUGE concerts coming up this month — anyone in Southern California I hope you can make it!
Tuesday, September 16, 8:00pm, Sycuan Casino in El Cajon, CA
C
My boss is retiring next month. He and his wife have sold their house and bought a
luxurious motor home, and they plan to travel around the country staying here and
there.
Anyway, there is a party for him next month, and I want to sing to him, either a
single song or a medley of songs, about h
Hello,
as medical doctor
and pianist I have worked a lot on fingering, see www.fingering.ch !
Fingering at the
precision of a swiss watch!
I fould a
message about it in http://lists.shsu.edu/pipermail/finale/2001-November/035531.html
My contirbution is:
http://www.fingering.ch/FINALEhe
I also have stayed with Acrobat 4. Upgrades are too expensive and 4 does all
I need. Occaionally I find a pdf that 4 will not open so I have Reader 5 and
Reader 6 available.
Richard Yates
>In light of the swinish girth of Acrobat 5 and the godzilla-proportions of
Acrobat 6 (including the reade
On Tuesday, September 16, 2003, at 06:06 AM, Fisher, Allen wrote:
There's more to MP3's than just compression.
What? A .mp3 file extension? Allen, would you mind explaining this
statement?
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On Tuesday, September 16, 2003, at 06:59 AM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz
wrote:
Our Kalvos & Damian pages have Google ads served based on page content.
Javier Ruiz was perplexed to find some particular ads on our "Golden
Bruce
Award" page. See the Notice Board at http://kalvos.org/ for a pix.
Even mor
Hi all,
Our Kalvos & Damian pages have Google ads served based on page content.
Javier Ruiz was perplexed to find some particular ads on our "Golden Bruce
Award" page. See the Notice Board at http://kalvos.org/ for a pix.
:)
Dennis
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I grew up saying TROMbone with a good ol' Ohio twang...Matter of fact I
never heard it said the other way regularly until I moved to Minnesota.
(and I shudder every time I hear a certain politician say the word that
started this whole thing... ;-))
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From: Stokes, Randy [
I believe (haven't confirmed this with engineering yet) that if you have MP3
codecs installed, our routines will use them. But "out of the box" we do not
create MP3's. As Jari said, we use MP3 compression but we do not actually
create MP3's. There's more to MP3's than just compression.
-Origin
On 15.09.2003 23:47 Uhr, Jari Williamsson wrote
> (it can use a MPEG3 compression, if you have such a codec
> installed - but that's not the same as saving to a MP3 file).
What is the difference? (I don't think there is one, to be honest.)
Johannes
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