For whatever reason, I am experiencing a dearth, if not total lack of
Finale postings. Did something occur of which I'm not aware, e.g., a
nuclear winter, or hopefully, a slightly less severe phenomenon?
Dean
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Nobody's been mad at anyone else for the past few days.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Dean M. Estabrook
Sent: Tue 24-Jan-06 12:44
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Subject: [Finale] Traffic
For whatever reason, I am experiencing a dearth, if not total lack of
Finale
I think it was Raymond's joke.
You were the first to blink.
DH
on 1/24/06 11:44 AM, Dean M. Estabrook at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For whatever reason, I am experiencing a dearth, if not total lack of
Finale postings. Did something occur of which I'm not aware, e.g., a
nuclear winter, or
Now that is funny!
Williams, Jim wrote:
Nobody's been mad at anyone else for the past few days.
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Sent: Tue 24-Jan-06 12:44
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Subject: [Finale] Traffic
For whatever reason, I am
Everybody went to Sibelius and forgot to tell you grin
Actually, a friend of mine suggested that I take another look at Sibelius v4.
I don't know that I want to start that thread all over again, but
Richard
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On Jan 22, 2006, at 4:26 PM, Éric Dussault wrote:
I'm not sure I remember ever seeing a Sans Serif font for tuplet in
pre-computerized music publications, but I may be wrong.
You often see it in contemporary music. See, e.g., Xenakis: Eonta
(Boosey and Hawkes No. 799)
Andrew Stiller
On
BHAA! Yes, it was not unlike that stunned silence that follows a really
bad joke. 8-)
But that wasn't a BAD joke, not at all!
Christopher
On Jan 24, 2006, at 1:12 PM, Don Hart wrote:
I think it was Raymond's joke.
You were the first to blink.
DH
on 1/24/06 11:44 AM, Dean M. Estabrook
You wanna fight? g
On 1/24/06 12:10 PM, Williams, Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] said
this:
Nobody's been mad at anyone else for the past few days.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Dean M. Estabrook
Sent: Tue 24-Jan-06 12:44
To: Finale@shsu.edu
Subject: [Finale] Traffic
For whatever
I told the oboe joke – (received from Finale earlier
this week) to my concert band.
Absolute deadpan _expression_, told as tho reporting a real occurrence.
Shock horror on faces- (especially my oboe player’s)
till- punchline- “Use muted trumpet” caused such hilarity I
had to call an
Of course, when I saw Musical Emergency I was licking my chops, and then
got a joke! It' not like the nfc and afc championships were worth a darn
that day.
But I was amused.
Don
on 1/24/06 12:39 PM, Christopher Smith at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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BHAA! Yes, it was not unlike that stunned
No no, you need to go back to the Finale Labs and conjure up some new
Finale wonders
Fisher, Allen wrote:
You wanna fight? g
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Andrew Stiller wrote:
On Jan 23, 2006, at 12:37 PM, bill wrote:
Composers can be total idiots. Don't rely on their example as they have
other issues on their mind besides notation.
Bill
Hello? Boosey and Hawkes? Xenakis did not choose this font.
Ferneyhough uses sans serif fonts
At 1/24/2006 03:06 PM, keith helgesen wrote:
More instrument specific humour please- or even a source thereof!
http://www.mit.edu/people/jcb/jokes/
My personal favorite is:
What does a drummer get on his SAT?
Drool . . .
Phil Daley AutoDesk
http://www.conknet.com/~p_daley
Williams, Jim wrote:
Nobody's been mad at anyone else for the past few days.
If you'd just read the manual you wouldn't have to say that.
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Ah ... story of my life.
Dean
On Jan 24, 2006, at 10:12 AM, Don Hart wrote:
I think it was Raymond's joke.
You were the first to blink.
DH
on 1/24/06 11:44 AM, Dean M. Estabrook at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For whatever reason, I am experiencing a dearth, if not total lack of
Finale
Well, I'm grateful that I wasn't yelling into an empty forest, and
that life goes on, even if it's sans issues. I'm sure a major
conflagration will out in due time.
Dean
On Jan 24, 2006, at 12:14 PM, Don Hart wrote:
Of course, when I saw Musical Emergency I was licking my chops,
and then
Allen,
We euphonium players are lovers, not fighters.
Jim
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Traffic
Fisher, Allen wrote:
You wanna fight? g
I don't see this running 10.4.4, but I do get strange things every now
and then. Your new articulation font sometimes doesn't show up after
placing it upon a note. And sometimes it does.
Perhaps there is some sort of screen draw thing happening? If I have
finale redraw the screen, the font
At 01:06 PM 1/24/06 -0800, Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
Well, I'm grateful that I wasn't yelling into an empty forest, and
that life goes on, even if it's sans issues. I'm sure a major
conflagration will out in due time.
This won't start one, but I do have a general question. :)
I've almost
On Jan 24, 2006, at 4:42 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
I've almost never been asked for Finale files, but tend to provide them
anyway, just so there's a record in more than one place.
But last week, I was asked for the files by a composer who wanted to
tweak
the results. I thought nothing
He did for a short while. Mostly he uses what looks like Times italic.
Jim
Ferneyhough uses sans serif fonts for tuplets in his own
(Finale-based) scores.
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A tenor sax player dies and finds himself in Hell. He meets Satan,
who tells him to report to the equipment room to pick out a horn.
The tenor player spends a few hundred years (he's got eternity,
right?) picking out the perfect Selmer Mark VI tenor, the perfect
mouthpiece and reed.
;-) ;-)
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Sent: Tue 24-Jan-06 16:00
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Traffic
Williams, Jim wrote:
Nobody's been mad at anyone else for the past few days.
If you'd just read the manual you wouldn't
In a message dated 24/01/2006 22:36:00 GMT Standard Time,somebody
writes:
I told the oboe joke – (received from Finale earlier this week) to my
concert band.Absolute deadpan _expression_, told as tho reporting
a real occurrence.
I did the same thing to a group of oboe players last
Fair enough, on checking a few scores, he's inconsistent. But I stand
by the observation that *some* of his scores, explicitly identified as
being his own, use sans serif fonts.
Jim Gardner wrote:
He did for a short while. Mostly he uses what looks like Times italic.
Jim
Ferneyhough
Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
This won't start one, but I do have a general question. :)
I've almost never been asked for Finale files, but tend to provide them
anyway, just so there's a record in more than one place.
...snippage...
What do folks normally do? Because I do exclusively new
For whatever reason, I am experiencing a dearth, if not total lack of
Finale postings.
Nobody's been mad at anyone else for the past few days.
Well, I am (if that's what it takes to have someone respond to my twice
posted question):
In FinWin2006 has the staff percentage bug been fixed?
This
Can't reproduce that problem in FinWin 2006c.
RBH
Richard Yates wrote:
In FinWin2006 has the staff percentage bug been fixed?
This occurs when a staff is reduced from 100%. When expressions are dragged
they do not stay with the cursor but lag behind in proportion to the amount
of reduction.
Thank you, Raymond.
Can't reproduce that problem in FinWin 2006c.
RBH
Richard Yates wrote:
In FinWin2006 has the staff percentage bug been fixed?
This occurs when a staff is reduced from 100%. When expressions are
dragged
they do not stay with the cursor but lag behind in proportion to
It seems this conductor rang the local
hospital and told the emergency room that his oboe player, who habitually
sucked on her reed, had sucked too hard, swallowed it and was choking on it.
What should he do?
Response came;- “use a
muted trumpet”
Cheers K
Keith Helgesen.
Keith
My high school band director told me that joke too, over 30 years ago!
Everything old is new again...
Jim
On 1/24/06, keith helgesen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I told the oboe joke – (received from Finale earlier this week) to my
concert band.
Absolute deadpan expression, told as tho
On Jan 24, 2006, at 9:44 AM, Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
For whatever reason, I am experiencing a dearth, if not total lack of
Finale postings. Did something occur of which I'm not aware, e.g., a
nuclear winter, or hopefully, a slightly less severe phenomenon?
I've been behind on reading this
On Jan 24, 2006, at 1:20 PM, Williams, Jim wrote:
We euphonium players are lovers, not fighters.
In observance of the joke thread, this reminds me of a somewhat
off-color joke that was told to me several years ago when I was
(briefly) dating a horn player. She was a great kisser ... if
On Jan 24, 2006, at 1:42 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
What do folks normally do? Because I do exclusively new music, it's not
like I'm a jealous guardian of the original files. I feel like they
belong
with the composer. On the other hand, I'm not enthused about offering
ongoing help in
In observance of the joke thread, this reminds me of a somewhat
off-color joke that was told to me several years ago when I was
(briefly) dating a horn player. She was a great kisser ... if only she
didn't keep trying to put her fist up my ass.
Took me a while to realise this was a joke, I
Hi Dennis,
I don't let my original files go to anyone. Not because I don't want
to let any of my secrets out (I'm happy to help when I can if I
have the time) but because ultimately I'm responsible for the end
product. There's just too much that can go wrong when the original
files are
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