Basically I agree with the comments so far- someone pretending to know their
subject- in OZ we'd say a bullshit artist!
The thought does occur to me- it "sort of" makes sense if the sus 5 is a
'typo' for sus9. Thus Fmin,sus9,no7 = F Ab C G- but where it goes to or
comes from is a mystery! As
You are a good person, and I can tell that you want to help.
However, in my experience, some clients are just too dumb and stubborn,
and it would be a crime to let them keep their money. In fact it is
your Obligation to charge Way Extra for such ridiculous, nonsensical
chord symbols.
I remembe
OK take the money and run honey... we have all done so many times...
RW <<
I am sincerely trying to avoid just taking her money, although I am not
above such things. She's a singer, like me, and it's possible that her
experience with paper is minimal. I will communicate with her more and make
OK take the money and run honey... we have all done so many times...
RW
On Wednesday, September 8, 2004, at 08:34 PM, Crystal Premo wrote:
...Fminsus5no7...
Equally mysterious... and guaranteed to mystify any who read it...
which last time I looked was contrary to the purpose of writing
music in
Dear Crystal,
I think this client will be more trouble than she's worth.
Chuck
On Sep 8, 2004, at 8:34 PM, Crystal Premo wrote:
...Fminsus5no7...
Equally mysterious... and guaranteed to mystify any who read it... which last time I looked was contrary to the purpose of writing music in the firs
...Fminsus5no7...
Equally mysterious... and guaranteed to mystify any who read it... which
last time I looked was contrary to the purpose of writing music in the
first place.
I am a rhythm section player who would be expected to read such nonsense, I
know of what I speak. This person is a boob,
Equally mysterious... and guaranteed to mystify any who read it...
which last time I looked was contrary to the purpose of writing music
in the first place.
I am a rhythm section player who would be expected to read such
nonsense, I know of what I speak. This person is a boob, and would be
reg
That's 100% absurd, Crystal.
I'd just ask her what notes she means.
Just for the sake of curiosity--what is the function of the
chord? ii of Eb?
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Your "client" is an idiot. Get better educated clients... Fmin7 (no7)
that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever.<<
Sorry. It says Fminsus5no7.
Crystal Premo
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Your "client" is an idiot. Get better educated clients... Fmin7 (no7)
that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever.
RW
On Wednesday, September 8, 2004, at 07:00 PM, Williams, Jim wrote:
Did she really write "sus5" or "sus4"???
To me, sus5 is meaningless--to what would it resolve??. If anyone's
kn
Oh, yeah...
Why indicate a min7 chord with "no 7th"???
I can see something like C Maj9 (no E), which is really a G chord (GBD)
with a C in the bass.
Jim
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Did she really write "sus5" or "sus4"???
To me, sus5 is meaningless--to what would it resolve??. If anyone's knowledge
is greater than mine on this, please inform me.
Crystal, I would ask your client exactly what notes she means with that
chord name, and go from there.
Aren't clients wonderful? ;-)
My client has written (by hand) "Fmin7sus5 no7" on a single line like that.
She insists that "min" be expressed that way, and not with a minus sign, and
this is not going to fit over her measure. I gotta think that there is
another way to express this. She wants 8 measures per system with som
The Virginia Legislature voted in 1997 to designate "Carry Me Back to Old
Virginia"<<
Good Lord! Doesn't this song make references to "old darkies" and other
such inappropriate things?
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Thanks, Allen!
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On 08 Sep 2004, at 09:42 AM, Allen Fisher wrote:
Got It.
Support--I'm putting this into BaRT now, so do not worry about it.
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Ken Moore wrote:
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Noel Stoutenburg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
It would be helpful to know what version of Finale you are both using,
and what version of the MAC OS you are using. If you have the same
version of Finale, that is, if you both have 2k3, (as one examp
There's a site called http://www.50states.com/songs that has MIDI files
and lyrics for official and unofficial state songs (it doesn't have
links for two of the West Virginia songs but does list the titles).
When the MIDI files get confusing when paired with lyrics, there are
also links you can
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>It would be helpful to know what version of Finale you are both using,
>and what version of the MAC OS you are using. If you have the same
>version of Finale, that is, if you both have 2k3, (as one example) you
>ca
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>John Howell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> There are states that I have no idea whether they
>have state songs, or what they are if they do. I don't know whether
>"Rocky Top" is Tennesee's official state song, but it's sure one that
>gets played a lot and fires
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>But think of all the countries which have made use of the melody of God
>Save The Queen. It is easy to sing, is easy to remember, majestic in
>nature.
>
And (as I am frequently reminded when I watch an International award
cer
On Wed, 8 Sep 2004 12:31:13 -0700, Mark D Lew wrote:
> Unless the piece is really enormous, I wouldn't worry about compressing
> it just for saving transmission time.
I often compress email attachments, and not just for time concerns.
The .zip (or .sit) format transfers through email much more nic
On Sep 8, 2004, at 5:04 AM, dhbailey wrote:
To be sure the file arrives just fine, he should zip it up and send
the .zip file, especially if he is on AOL. If neither of you are on
AOL, you can try sending the .mus file without zipping it up, but it
might be a bit large.
I've got a dialup connec
Indiana's song is "On the banks of the Wabash", not "Back Home Again in
Indiana". ("California, Here I Come" is also not the state song of
California.)
The Virginia Legislature voted in 1997 to designate "Carry Me Back to
Old Virginia" the "state song emeritus". As far as I know, they still
Hi Mario!
How was your trip to Switzerland? I hope you had a good time and were
able to relax. I am back to work teaching high school as of yesterday.
Since the last time we chatted, I'm not sure if I had shared with you
that I have signed with a new publishing company in the US to publish
some
"My Old Kentucky Home," "Back Home Again in Indiana," and yes,
"Carry Me Back to Old Virginia" ... have the feeling of having been
adopted by popular acclaim, even if a state legislature did vote on
them.
I wonder how many Kentuckians are aware that "My Old Kentucky Home"
is a summary of _Un
Owain:
a pet peeve of mine is string players' belief that they can
overrule a composer's explicit indications at will. Quite how
somebody interprets "sul G" as "sul G until you don't like it very
much, or until you get above 4th position, and then do whatever you
want" is beyond me.
Not just
Dear fellow listers,
Apologizing if this has been discussed before I'd like to ask
whether one can adjust the pitch of a midi file from a=440Hz to say
a=430Hz? Is this possible in Finale?
Thanks and regards from sunny Vienna,
Mario.
*
Mag. phi
I've just tried using WinFin2005 & my transcribing software, only to get an
error from Transcribe! that the sound card is already in use. It seems I
had the same conflict in WinFin2004, only I've forgotten how I fixed it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Giz
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There have been many movements afoot to make "You Are My Sunshine" the Louisiana state
song. Ugh. Sure, the writer (and former governor) Jimmie Davis had a gold record off
it, but... On the other hand, I just can't recall WHAT the official song is. Must be
really memorable...
Scott Green
Ba
This work contains many other instances of double-stops that need to be
played by each player for the above mentioned reason of resonance.
This observation is spot-on. It is a simple fact that the timbre of
double stops is completely different to single stops on multiple
instruments. Exampl
Thanks for your reply...
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At 7:47 AM -0400 9/8/04, Crystal Premo wrote:
Sorry, but "versions" don't count. "Performers" don't count.
"Recordings" don't count. An anthem that represents the people
has to COME from the people, and has to be singable by The
People.<<
I don't disagree with you, but aren't anthems always ch
I add my voice to this discussion.
Dividing double stops is usually not done to improve intonation. It is an
axiom that the string player never really plays in tune until mastering
double-stops. When the player sounds both pitches they not only hear the
correct temperament, they feel it. When
Sorry about these, listers. I fergot to take the address off. That'll learn
me to take a vacation...
On 9/8/04 8:50 AM, "Allen Fisher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Again, I got it...
>
>
> On 8/31/04 7:40 PM, "Darcy James Argue" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>
>> Finale 2005 hangs if Autosav
Again, I got it...
On 8/31/04 7:40 PM, "Darcy James Argue" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Finale 2005 hangs if Autosave kicks in when the Expression Selection
> dialog box is open.
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Got It.
Support--I'm putting this into BaRT now, so do not worry about it.
On 8/31/04 7:53 PM, "Darcy James Argue" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 31 Aug 2004, at 08:40 PM, Darcy James Argue wrote:
>
>> Finale 2005 hangs if Autosave kicks in when the Expression Selection
>> dialog box is ope
One more thing:
If you are sending Finale files to a PC user, it helps to have the
suffix on the file. Mac users don't need the suffix, and even though
the PC user can just edit the file name to add the suffix, many don't
know to do that. You can save a lot of hassle by just including the
suffi
Eden - Lawrence D. wrote:
Listers,
A friend of mine wants to send me an arrangement that he has created with
Finale using an Intel based computer. I am on a Mac.
It would be helpful to know what version of Finale you are both using,
and what version of the MAC OS you are using. If you have th
On Sep 7, 2004, at 11:41 PM, Raymond Horton wrote:
To reopen an old can of worms, orchestral string sections divide
nearly everything, even passages marked as double stops, to get
maximum sound and best intonation. So, generally, don't sweat the
notation to differentiate. The players don't.
A
Crystal Premo wrote:
Sorry, but "versions" don't count. "Performers" don't count.
"Recordings" don't count. An anthem that represents the people has
to COME from the people, and has to be singable by The People.<<
I don't disagree with you, but aren't anthems always chosen by some
political c
Eden - Lawrence D. wrote:
Listers,
A friend of mine wants to send me an arrangement that he has created with
Finale using an Intel based computer. I am on a Mac.
What is the best way for him to send me his file?
I will be using his work to create an organ staff in an existing
arrangement that I cr
> If someone can explain the advantages of transportable staff lists
> (which this new behaviour is designed to allow), perhaps I'll feel
> better about the difficulties of using this, to me, overly fussy
> method. I think it will slow down personal working habits that I had
> developed into a pre
Sorry, but "versions" don't count. "Performers" don't count. "Recordings"
don't count. An anthem that represents the people has to COME from the
people, and has to be singable by The People.<<
I don't disagree with you, but aren't anthems always chosen by some
political committee, like state m
Listers,
A friend of mine wants to send me an arrangement that he has created with
Finale using an Intel based computer. I am on a Mac.
What is the best way for him to send me his file?
I will be using his work to create an organ staff in an existing
arrangement that I created on my Mac.
Will N
I've had no problems at all!
Steve Gruver
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To: Finale List
Subject: [Finale] Microsoft SP2 update and Win Finale 2005
Has anyone installed SP2 after Winfin 2005 has been installed... I
On Sep 7, 2004, at 1:40 PM, Peter Taylor wrote:
Lon - I have no idea if this might be relevant, but several versions
ago I found that converting my old template file to use in a newer
version of Finale caused several weird and
unexpected problems, notably one very peculiar bug
concerning Percus
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