Make that a "365 day, ONE composition each day project" ... whew!
Rod
Dennis
The 365-Day Composition Project sounds
fascinating. You might be interested to know that
Brazilian composer/performer Hermeto Pascoal
completed a 365 composition-a-day project,
'Calendário do Som'. It was rec
I didn't reply to the original message 'cos I don't have that particular
printer. But I do use the 5100dtn and have had no problems at all printing
to 11x17 for booklets.
The PDF created from Finale needs to be made as if it's just going to
8.5x11.
Then, when printing the PDF simply choose, in th
Rodney Waterman wrote:
Make that a "365 day, ONE composition each day project" ... whew!
Rod
Dennis
The 365-Day Composition Project sounds fascinating. You might be
interested to know that Brazilian composer/performer Hermeto Pascoal
completed a 365 composition-a-day project, 'Calendá
Also the works of Byrd and Birtwhistle I suspect.
John
On 25 Feb 2006, at 14:50, timothy price wrote:
Alas, is it true then that “Le Coq d’Or”, “Firebird” , “Turkey
in the
Straw”, and other such are now forbidden from public performance in
and
around Lyon?
Tim
Title: Re: [Finale] French Percussion Terms
Larry,
If I remember correctly, “grelots” are sleighbells (a bell tree is sometimes used...)
“Fer” alone means “iron”. “En fer” means “of iron”. “De fer” means simply “of metal”.
--Brennon
On 2/25/06 6:42 AM, "Larry Zaidan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
At 09:19 AM 2/25/06 -0800, Carl Dershem wrote:
>Made me think he was beginning to go PDQ Bach on us, and writing the
>same thing forwards, backwards, in different keys, and calling each
>short piece (*from 2-12 bars) a "new composition", which would be pretty
>necessary to do 365 pieces in one d
And I would choose my instrument very carefully should I be invited to play
The Toy Symphony with them.
All the best,
Lawrence
"þaes
ofereode - þisses swa maeg"http://lawrenceyates.co.ukDulcian
Wind Quintet: http://dulcianwind.co.uk
___
Finale
and Ma Mere l'Oye of course.
On 25 Feb 2006, at 17:29, John Bell wrote:
Also the works of Byrd and Birtwhistle I suspect.
John
On 25 Feb 2006, at 14:50, timothy price wrote:
Alas, is it true then that “Le Coq d’Or”, “Firebird” , “Turkey
in the
Straw”, and other such are now forbidden
Thanks Cecil. My problem is that i never know how to
set the page orientation. I get the same, wrong
result, no matter which settings i use, and it's very
frustrating since there is no documentation. Mostly, I
choose the landcape orientation, but the music prints
portriat, leaving me with two empty
Hi, all...
I haven't abandoned this thread; I'm on the road and nowhere near my printer!
The best I've been able to do is the correct booklet page layout, but parts
that somehow shrunk and don't fill the 8.5x11" half-page. None of the Acrobat
print options will make the part fill the half-page
Hi All,
Hoping you can help me by contributing to the
following list of chaconnes and passacaglias currently
in my iTunes library. I would love to know about any
classical piece or movement of a larger work that has
a ground bass. Even if just a portion of the movement
is chaconne- or passacaglia-
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