This page clarifies what John is saying:
http://www.vahistorical.org/sva2003/cmb.htm
"In 1940 the Virginia Legislature adopted "Carry Me Back to Old
Virginny" as the state song. Because its lyrics about slavery were
offensive to many, Bland's piece was relegated to "state song emeritus"
in 199
On Sep 11, 2004, at 5:48 PM, John Howell wrote:
You must have missed the rest of the quoted sentence. They voted to
REMOVE the song as state song. Then they totally botched a search for
a new one in which I was peripherally involved. The whole thing
illustrated all over again how politicians
On Sep 11, 2004, at 2:11 PM, Harold Owen wrote:
Before getting into books on the subject, I would like to know how you
intend to use the reductions. Will they be for the use of conductors,
professional pianists, amateur pianists, for analytical study, or for
some other purpose? Are you hoping to
At 4:55 PM -0400 9/8/04, Crystal Premo wrote:
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?
Crystal Premo
You must have missed the rest of the quoted senten
You wrote:
Thnak you very much.
Now, could you recommend books on the subject or perhaps any sources
on the web dealing with it.
Before getting into books on the subject, I would like to know how
you intend to use the reductions. Will they be for the use of
conductors, professional pianists, ama
On 11.09.2004 19:41 Uhr, Michael Good wrote
> Johannes is on a Mac, so he
> hasn't used SharpEye with its accurate handling of polyphony, and
> unfortunately condemns the whole area of music scanning.
I never did that, actually. In fact I have used music scanning, if in rare
circumstances, for so
Thnak you very much.
Now, could you recommend books on the subject or perhaps any sources on
the web dealing with it.
Godofredo
Harold Owen wrote:
Godofredo writes:
Need all the info I can get on piano reduction e.g how many and which
instrumentns to select,etc
Thanks to all
Godofredo
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In terms of scanner hardware, it's pretty much a commodity market. Any
$99 scanner should be fine. As James mentioned, be sure to get a flatbed
scanner for laying books and scores flat. You may also find a legal-size
scanner to be helpful compared to a letter-size scanner - or an even
bigger area i
Godofredo writes:
Need all the info I can get on piano reduction e.g how many and
which instrumentns to select,etc
Thanks to all
Godofredo
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You are asking a lot. It t
Need all the info I can get on piano reduction e.g how many and which
instrumentns to select,etc
Thanks to all
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This took care of the problem. Thanks Ray.
On Fri, 10 Sep 2004, Raymond Horton wrote:
> Eden - Lawrence D. wrote:
>
> >I imported a MIDI file that I had created with another notation program.
> >Finale (Mac2k3) did a great job on the importation, but I was unable to
> >make the imported staff
On 11.09.2004 3:46 Uhr, Richard Yates wrote
>> Don't put your hopes up too much for music scanning. It can be useful but
>> really it only works in rare cases. Most of the time it is quicker to
> enter
>> all the music using speedy.
>
> My experience recently has been much better than this. I sca
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> J.D.Thomas
writes:
>How come abbreviated is such a long word?
Because it is non-selfdescribing. The question is: Is "non-
selfdescribing" selfdescribing?
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