angular--but no 3-dot fermata, sorry.
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Title: TAN: Rave Act protest
scheduled
I have received the following communication from the Drug Policy
Alliance, wh. may be of interest to US Finale listers:
Congress is considering legislation that
would hold bands, DJs, bartenders, promoters, venue owners, radio
stations and others liable if
the remaining two Qs,
make one with with 2 quarter-notes in the space of 5 16th notes.
Everything will now be properly spaced and will play back correctly.
The numbers and brackets you want have to be put in graphically, but
that is easy enough to do.
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ht
e il fin di chi fa mal
Mozart asks the singers to sing "-o e il" on a single note. The note
is a long one, but you will never hear a singer divide it in three;
rather, it usually comes out "Quest' e 'l fin" or "Questw'il fin"
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Near makes me want to start up a weekly cartoon, "Rhymes with
Fum'th"
Karl Henning, PhD
doom'th
loom'th
zoom'th
boom'th
loom'th
room'th [with a new roome-mate this yeare]
inhum'th
exhum'th
assum'th
presum'th
consum'th...
-
Clearly there are words in which the foreign-derived plural has
become well-established in English (eg, "theses").
mdl
I have always enjoyed thinking that a box of kleenex contains
numerous kleenices.
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ement forms are still not
regular, but invariant, like "sheep": phenomena, bacteria, data,
criteria, media all used as both singular and plural. Whether, like
"agenda," they then take the next step to form the regular plurals
phenomenas, bacterias, datas, criterias, medias
Title: Re: [Finale] Instrumentation Description
Criteria
I'm updating a database which contains instrumentation description and
got to decide the most suitable criteria (regarding the linguistic
aspect) for instrument's composite names. Which, between the
following, would you find most correct:
ionally speaking) - aside
from somewhat elaborate verbal instructions?
Jerry Berg
The choice betw. A and B should be left to the player, and should be
pretty clear from context. C is not a rim shot--because there is no
"shot." The instruction for it is "on the rim."
-
isite of office than a real
musical necessity.
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umpet, key sigs. for the timpani are almost never found pre-1900.
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throughout his career routinely wrote atonal--even
serial--music as if it were in C major--that is, with key sigs for
the transposing instruments. His horn parts therefore all have one
sharp. Could be worse: pity the EbCl. or alto sax!
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This is extremely rare. Asking a singer to cut off a word in the middle of
it is not anything I've ever seen in any music. ...
Liudas
It's commonplace in Mediaeval music, and not all that rare in
operatic melismata.
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ys do not
count as originals, then Beethoven doesn't either--in fact, nobody
does, because artistic creation does not exist in a historical vacuum.
I do agree that Mozart was less path-breaking than other composers of
similar stature.
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ssage in A# major--of
course, it's not in the key sig.!
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using Kallisti Music Press's comb-bound parts and score, and I defy
anyone to hear so much as a whisper of page noise in the result.
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The older I get, the more out of touch I feel with recent musical
developments, and I don't like that.
As a remedy, I'd like to ask the list, especially those of you w.
large recording collections, what you consider to be the top 20
available CDs of works composed in the last 30 years by compos
This reflects the fact that English organs were built w.o pedals
until well into the 19th century--and of course many of these older
organs remain(ed?) in use for a long time.
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. case two staves). All other
keybd. insts. get two.
Javier Ruiz.
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ackward.
I once had occasion to write a couple of measures of 3 / 1/2 time
(three very slow double-whole-note beats), and I went right ahead and
did it, because it's what the sense of the music demanded. I can't
imagine re-metering something like that merely because it's
unor
On 06 Feb 2004, at 02:12 PM, Andrew Stiller wrote:
68: It is impossible to have two brackets of the same type in
different horizontal positions, as for example when a divided
string section uses extra staves. Sibelius forces you to use their
"subsidiary bracket" (actually a desk br
very nicely
offer to re-edit the material--for an appropriate fee in 4 figures.
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68: It is impossible to have two brackets of the same type in
different horizontal positions, as for example when a divided string
section uses extra staves. Sibelius forces you to use their
"subsidiary bracket" (actually a desk bracket) for this purpose even
in places where it is inappropriate
cartridges for it, and someone will be glad to
take it from you in return for one.
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day include at
least some dynamic information in these "abbreviations," and I have
merely taken this to its logical conclusion.
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If you have a font editor for OS X it's
actually very easy to do this yourself, I have to do this for some of my own
fonts as well.
Johannes
--
Any recommendations for one? Is there an upgrade for Fontographer?
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e piccolo
"obbligato" in "The Stars and Stripes Forever" which is in fact
optional (though no-one dares omit it these days--so the
non-obbligato obbligato has become an obbligato obbligato).
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If I encountered this neologism I would take it to include all of
jazz, world music, roots music, and anything else not sold on the
ground floor of the record store.
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RECORD STORE? LOL! I haven't seen a record store in years! You mean like
&
very sensible. I would add only: when in doubt,
point the stem down.
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y "nonpop" as your meta-genre.
Some sub-genres can be partly in both pop and nonpop (some significantly,
such as jazz, film, and religious music).
If I encountered this neologism I would take it to include all of
jazz, world music, roots music, and anything else not sold on the
ground
America!
Philip Aker
And the LOTR deluxe edition DVDs provide a crash course in New
Zealand English, where it seems that the short E always comes out
either ih or ee. Talk of "spicial iffeects" and the like ticks some
gitting used to.
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a young lady of Worcester
Who ucester crow like a rorcester.
She ucester climb
Two trees at a time,
But her Sicester ucester borcester.
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ision of two syllables within
that word should be indicated by a ligature (curved line) above or
below the affected syllables. In Finale, this can easily be entered
as a smart-shape slur at high magnification.
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my computer!
So, yeah, I need Disk Warrior now, and I'm in the process of getting it.
My main mistake here has been that I thought the two halves of a
dual-boot disk were insulated from each other, so that activity on
one side would not affect anything on the other. S
Can anybody tell me how to get Apple Works 6 to open a Windows MS
Word document (postscript ".doc")? It ought to be able to, but I've
never been able to get it to do so.
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the problems I have encountered. Looming in front of me is a 400-page
ballet score still in 2.6, the updating of which will take me, I
estimate, about a week that I can ill spare for the task, but which I
will have to do the next time anybody orders a copy. The number of
files I have in pr
e next
generation of Macs to abandon Classic altogether--which means that my
current swivel-screen iMac is going to have to last a long, long,
long time.
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gency, but the longer this goes on, the more
of a problem it'll be.
And I'm *not* looking forward to switching to OSX: I foresee endless
hassles and expense getting it to work properly.
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easier way to reduce articulations
to 75% than duplicating them and changing the font size?
Dennis
'Fraid not. Unless somebody knows something I don't know.
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5% of full size (the grace-note itself being 50%
the size of a regular note). This compromise, where the attached item
is reduced, but not as much as the note itself, works nicely from a
graphic standpoint, and is clearly legible to the player.
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er heard anyone circular breathe on trumpet.
- Darcy
I saw one of the jazz greats (Dizzy Gillespie?) do it on TV a few
years back. Looked like he was gonna bust a gut, but you couldn't
argue w. the results.
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used tenor recorders, and it sounded very nice.
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On Wednesday, December 3, 2003, at 01:32 PM, Andrew Stiller wrote:
the last note my first trumpet is playing is very long one. about
50 seconds long, for which he will need the circular breathing >>
technique.
What I would do is this:
after the first fermata: "circular breathing!&q
e for any help and advice,
best regards
marcelo
What I would do is this:
after the first fermata: "circular breathing!"
after the second: "poco a poco muta... in... +" if you've been using
the plus sign to indicate the closed sound. If not, try "dampen mute
poco... a.
Title: Re: [Finale] Painting of
musicians
Can you
please help? I have a print of two musicians called " Murguistas"
which was painted by D.Belgrano in the early 18
hundreds.
I am unable
to find out what the title of the print means. Can you enlighten
me?
Many
thanks... Margaret Ward
mpet 1 should remain among the other players until instructed to
stand and step forward.)
[+] Muted: Press fingertip against the near end of the indicated
strings while depressing key normally.
I might add that your original wording is perfectly acceptable--this
is just a little more elegant, m
Title: RE: Heinrich Transciption
Concerns
BTW,
how is your eyesight holding up?!
I developed a "floater" in my L eye as the result of
the retina pulling away from the vitreous humor--wh. I'm told is a
normal part of aging. Otherwise, my prescription hasn't changed in
years. Wh. is a good thing
hould never, never do it.
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performance data, myself, so I tend to forget there might be some in
a file I get from someone else.
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I've got a file here for 2 trp and 2 trb, created in FinWin 2k? and
changed by me to FinMac 2K2. I'm trying to create a playback file,
and am having difficulties. I've assigned each staff to a separate
channel, using the appropriate General Midi timbre in each case.
Playback from the score had
far from alone among composers in using this (IMO) extremely
useful notation. George Crumb uses it routinely, for instance. I have
found that I almost never have to explain it to performers, as the
meaning is so very clear.
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e/below existing notes, new notes are
added at the cursor location. ...
This goes back at least to Finale 2.0, probably back to the beginning.
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alto singer will be familiar with it or have any experience w. it.
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You'll get your cut tonight
We'll supply someone for the door
There'll be lots of maintenance guys when you get there
You'll have plenty of time for a sound check
My other horn is a Mark VI
We'll definitely come to the gig
You can depend on me
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mount on your wing.
O grave, where's thy vic'try, O death where's thy sting?
When I heard the learn'd astronomer,
When the proofs, the figures were arranged in columns before me
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that one staff.
The important thing is that whenever anything resembling a "string
section" is playing, the set of staves should *look* like a string
section.
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; artists." [examples: the Salon des refuse's, the
Armory show, the Society for Private Musical Performances] "Secondly,
given the mystique of the arts, society in general does not approve
of a formal regulation of numbers in the arts. (After all,
regulations might prevent a
I just finished reading the book discussed below, wh. I think will be
of interest to many list members. A modified version of this review
will be posted at Amazon.com.
Hans Abbing, _Why Are Artists Poor?: The Exceptional Economy of the
Arts_. Amsterdam University Press 2002. ISBN 9053565655
An
a good track record of placing proteges in good
positions.
The short answer? Juilliard.
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I went on vacation this past week and set my Finale preferences to
nomail. When I got back just now, I found 88 Finale messages waiting
for me: the nomail setting had not in fact stopped the mail, though
the appropriate radio button was checked at the list's web site.
Howcome?
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ing System Ten on the Macintosh.
EVPU = Enigma Virtual Page Unit, 1/288 inch. This is a Finale term,
and every user of the program ought to be familiar with it, even if
they use metric or points or picas instead.
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What came later was the idea that note names recurred in different
octaves.
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s only 4 lines! Tuba players routinely read 5, and even
the unextended bcl needs four for the occasional low D#. I just can't
see this being an issue for any professional.
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main uses for Finale's ability to move accientals
vertically. I have always adhered to the rule that glissando lines
must contact the notehead (or at least come nearer to it than any
other element) *and* must not collide with accidentals.
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notes. However, players outside this specialized
milieu almost never have these keys, AFAIK. I would recommend when in
doubt, leave them out.
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traditional to display all but the piano staves at reduced size. This
is so the pianist can read easily from the full score.
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What am I missing?
Thank you,
Steve Fiskum
From: Andrew Stiller
Sent: Friday, September 19, 2003 10:17 AM
The majority of Mac fonts have no true en-dash. Rather, the en-dash
character (option-hyphen) is identical in appearance to the hyphen
and is
fonts have no true en-dash. Rather, the en-dash
character (option-hyphen) is identical in appearance to the hyphen
and is in fact a hard hyphen. If you need hard hyphens in a piece,
just choose a font with no true en-dash. They are numerous!
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States to some list that
Societies of this nature have access to, and it is a real request?
I live in Philadelphia, and I've never heard of these people. Of
course, they've probably never heard of me either, but still I'd
proceed w. caution were I you.
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Another resource is Meet The
Composer which has a recommended pricelist.
I used that once years ago, and scared the commissioner away forever.
I think their suggested fees are (or were) unrealistically high.
So many things are variables
though. Are they producing a commercial CD? Playing it 100
he serve to the Japanese, asking them
what they expect to have to pay. We'll see what happens next.
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an octave lower than it sounds, so the written
note would be the F below middle C.
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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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SKSHIPtseh. Coach Krzyzewski's name is pronounced kshiZEFskee--at
least, it would be in Poland.
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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
s without, and still have
the midi come out right.
Thanks for any suggestions!
In the Staff Assignment dialog, set the transposition to Chromatic,
and check the Independent Key Sig. box. Then put the non-tonal
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ay School Music Book No. 1_ (New York NY
1858), p. 17, at BR. _Happy Birthday_ also bears a similarity to
_Good Night to You All_ in Asa Fitz, _The Exercise Song Book_
(Boston, 1858), p. 28, at BPL and JF.
End of citation.
Any questions?
Translations of library sigla upon request.
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rmous
headaches, in keeping them in one file.
--Richard
Keeping a volume of pieces in one file saves an enormous amount of
time and effort when printing copies of the volume for sale and
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A question for publishers: What is your policy when a conductor asks
for an examination copy of a score?
a) require payment, as with anybody else.
b) hand it over, but nag for its return or purchase after a month or two.
c) hand it over, and hope that maybe you'll get it back someday, not
too sh
t;single curtal." He mangles the
spelling, but it's clear enough what he's saying.
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Title: Re: [Finale] "I could care less" (was Re:
Finale Dige
And that remark in turn does NOT beg the question, because the
_expression_ does NOT mean "demanding that the question be asked."
When did that start up?
Christopher
http://www.quinion.com/words/qa/qa-beg1.htm
mphrey? Dubya?) that it may well become an accepted
pronunciation (much as AFfluent overtook afFLUent in the 1940s)--but
it isn't, yet.
My feeling is that it is most often used by those who have little
call to speak such related words as nucleus and enucleation, which
are much less often mispron
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Title: [Finale] Re: Finale Digest, Vol 2, Issue
10
And it is beyond me how "I couldn't
care less" has turned into "I could care less,"
completely reversing it's meaning while being used in the sense of the
original _expression_. End of Rant.
Sorry,
Chuck
If you really want to know, check out
ems/staves
that required a higher degree of reduction would retain the same line
thicknesses as the body of the score.
Duh.
The same goes for my subsidiary request for fixed dot sizes.
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rs for whom the piece would be appropriate. Compare alto, f -
f'' and soprano, c' - c'''.
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I realize that this is an awkward time in Finale's development cycle
to be making a feature request, but I need to do this while it is on
my mind.
In a recent exchange on the Finale online mailing list, the issue of
small staff sizes (for pocket scores, large orchestras, etc.) came
up. One t
OK, how do I (in FinMac 2K2) put a cautionary key and time change
into a measure when the following measure does not in fact change
time or key? This comes up because a first ending requires these
cautions (the measure to wh. it jumps has the new key and time), but
the 2nd ending is unaffected.
yway: I can't find the CDs that came with the computer!
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s "to make
automatic"--which is *not* the same thing as "to automate."
"Automatize" is also in my ink-and-paper American Heritage College
Dictionary, 3d edition, similarly defined.
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Andrew Stiller
Kallisti Music Press
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get off line.
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