Hey folks thanks for all the good info. I think I've decided to
go with four multi-pitched temple blocks using a dotted eighth/16
pattern on every beat ... kind of that "Happy Trails" sound, if you
know what I mean.
Now, any suggestions as to which sort of mallets would be best? The
Think of the rhythm in "Light Cavalry" -- du-dl-LUM DA DUM, du-dl-LUM DA
DUM.
I would think if you wrote two 16th notes as a pick-up, and a downbeat, on
each of your slow beats it would come out OK.
As far as instruments, the classic is coconut shells on a board, but it
would most commonly be pl
Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
I'm thinking it might be effective to have a "clip-clop" sound in the
perc., but I wonder if that would be viable since it's in slow, lazy,
triple time. Like, do horses amble in three-four ..it's been a long
time since I've ridden?
At slow speeds, I'd think it would be
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At 05:53 PM 11/5/06 -0800, Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
>do horses amble in three-four ..it's been a long time since I've
>ridden?
The canter is considered a three-beat stride. From 'Introduction to Gait
Analysis': "The three beats of the canter are closely spaced in time, but
the third beat is foll
For your collective wisdom ... I'm writing a piece for Wind Ensemble
involving several short movements, one of which is an arrangement of
"I Ride an Old Paint." Essentially it's an oboe solo with chords
below in the lower w.w. and light brass insts. I'm thinking it might
be effective to hav
At 2:38 PM -0500 11/5/06, Kim Patrick Clow wrote:
A good friend of mine really wants a nice harpsichord in Wisconsin.
I know there is a society here in the United States that finds "orphaned"
organs homes in either
churches or homes. Does anyone on the list know of any such group for
harpsichords
The Harpsichord Clearing House at _www.harpsichord.com_
(http://www.harpsichord.com)
M. D'Andrea
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Dick Hauser wrote:
> Friends,
>
> A MAC-using friend of mine seems to have lost contact with ALL of his
> MAESTRO and ENGRAVER fonts.
>
> Any suggestions?
Don't have a solution to the custom install question, sorry.
However, since the added bandwidth is relatively cheap:
First the obvious;
A good friend of mine really wants a nice harpsichord in Wisconsin.
I know there is a society here in the United States that finds "orphaned"
organs homes in either
churches or homes. Does anyone on the list know of any such group for
harpsichords?
Or maybe you could make suggestions for a good pl
dhbailey wrote:
Patrick Sheehan wrote:
Hi --
I have recently purchased Finale 2006b, and am trying to open up some
jazz charts that I had created in v. '02, and nothing but the
"Wingdings" font is coming up on my screen inside the document. Can
you tell me how to download the Jazz font int
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