On 17.07.2006 Henry E. Howey wrote:
FINALE (as far as i know has no way to
assign 16-quarters as a value;-(
Other than defining a tuplet 1:4, but that doesn't allow a special note
head, you would have to use special tools I guess.
Johannes
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On 7/10/06, John Howell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ah, but one of my REAL pet peeves is the voice teachers who refuse to
teach the basics for healthy singing to students who are interested
in the worlds of music outside opera, and then turn around and use
them as examples that singing pop or jazz
Dear all -
As one of my happy duties as orchestra director at the
high school where I teach, I also teach a course
called Beginning Electronic Music, wherein I try to
teach totally inexperienced and not-too-motivated high
school students (with no musical background, I might
add) how to compose
Title: OT! Mars comes close to Planet Earth...in
August!
OT, and not related to Finale, but interesting, so I thought I
would pass it along to my colleagues on the List:
Mars
The Red Planet is about to be
spectacular!
This month and next, Earth is catching
up with Mars in an
Dear Jamin,
The answers to this are so many and varied that it is a most
difficult question. The most difficult thing is to describe the
process of creating coherent melodies (and marrying them to good
harmony) in a concise way, and no description is meaningful until the
budding
Jamin Hoffman wrote:
Dear all -
As one of my happy duties as orchestra director at the
high school where I teach, I also teach a course
called Beginning Electronic Music, wherein I try to
teach totally inexperienced and not-too-motivated high
school students (with no musical background, I
Lawrence:
You might want to check these sites out:
http://www.hoax-slayer.com/mars-earth-close.html
http://www.snopes.com/science/mars.asp
http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2005/07jul_marshoax.htm
Bottom line: it's an urban legend.
Wade
Lawrence David Eden [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/17/06 1:18 PM
Today isthe anniversary of Handel's Water Music, first performed July 17, 1717 on the Thames. And with the temperature reaching nearly 98 degrees here in New York City,anything to do with water sounds very refreshing ;)
There is a wonderful recreation of the first performance of the Water
