sible.
Jazz in the '60s was most definitely *not* a form of popular music,
and CTA and BST developed huge audiences precisely because theirs *was*
popular music. That's what popular means!
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A SLUR would normally be used in place of a tie between unequal
pitches. As far as I know, unequal pitches are NEVER tied together.
Yours; Bill Sinclair
Enharmonic shifts: Eb tied to D# e.g.
Graphically, yes a slur should be used, but playback ought to give one
continuous note.
Andrew
I am faintly dismayed that none of the very cogent contributors to this
thread has made the "green" argument:
Repeat signs save trees!
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That being so, what use will 2K9 be to me? Precious little, it
seems, and I am now resolved to uprgrade beyond 2K7 only if and when my
composers become unable to send me materials in a form I can currently
work with.
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I've had the superscript-2 problem show up in old files sometimes when
they are upgraded to OSX. My workaround has been to replace the
superscript number with a plain 2, reduce the number's size and
superscript it manually. Pain in the ass, but it works.
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that file when it is printed.
4) Make sure the Page Setup (File menu) is set to Tabloid.
For now, that's all I can think of.
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On Jul 24, 2008, at 7:19 PM, Don Hart wrote:
[Hi Andrew - Maybe this missed you. Here's t
uot;--a term I much prefer; but the purpose of
language is communication, so I use the word that everyone now
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was when the bassist said
"Play the whole thing, then the first half twice, then the whole thing
twice more." I still wonder how I should have notated it to make it
both compact and easy to follow.
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- The Mass Edit Tool can no longer be accessed by using the
traditional tool palettes.
This is a FIX??
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promising though it seems, is definitely not worth the required
forklift upgrade.
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th century engravings.
I addressed this in a posting two days ago to which there has been no
response whatever. Let me repeat": 8vb had *zero* presence in the
classical world until about ten years ago, if that. It is gradually
creeping in now precisely because it is the default in Finale.
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ot;8va" abbreviates not "ottaVA"
but "ottaVa Alta"--which reflects its actual meaning in recent music.
If "8va" abbreviates "ottava alta," then "8vb" quite logically must
symbolize "ottava bassa," and it is important to realize that i
On Jun 3, 2008, at 8:46 PM, Jack Ellis wrote:
Here's what I experienced installing two RCA converters:
1. connect the box between the rabbit ears and the TV (you probably
know that).
Mine requires connecting the antenna to the box, then the box to the
TV's antenna input.
2. Put the TV
ne on this list has enough
general electronics expertise to talk me through this? Any help would
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transposed horns
on different staves, then drag the staves right on top of each other.
Put the abbr. staff names in as staff expressions.
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... When we walked in the waitress asked, "Are you together?" Alice
spoke up and said, "I'm together. And they're with me!"
Reminds me of the time a composer friend in grad school answered his
phone sayi
s been a source of
amusement for millennia that the everyday words for the male and female
genitalia are feminine and masculine respectively. Casanova came up
with his own tongue-in-cheek explanation: "because the slave takes the
name of the master."
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n" is
perfectly correct English, but if you use it in any classical context,
you risk having the reader think you're iggerant.
The same thing applies to solo/sola and the rest. Violists (and
conductors!) will certainly understand you if you write "tutti"
for
him to play the organ. In modern Italian "to play [an instrument]" is
eseguire, but formerly it was toccare (to touch). He had just asked
the organist if it was OK to touch his organ!
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does not apply to
18th-c. music.
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rt in the bass
clef, and the notes would come out correctly.
For more on the pardessus de viole, see my book, pp. 463-465.
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instruments, G.
Bruce Hunter
French vn. clef generally signifies recorder rather than flute.
Recorders of all sizes are non-transposing instruments, so the key sig.
doesn't prove anything.
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P.S. I see that Henry Brant has di
This is to let everybody know I'm back on the list. I had a
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Hi, My husband, Andrew Stiller, is in the Hospital of the University of
Pennsylvania again with heart trouble. So many hospitalizations this
year that I can't quite remember, 3 or 4. He wants me to temporarily
suspend his Finale E mail. I thought I remembered his password, but it
se
be avoided.
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D trumpet?
What then of the recorder and oboe?
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On Sep 7, 2007, at 7:08 PM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 07.09.2007 Andrew Stiller wrote:
1) No vibrato
Why?
This is an example of what I mean by my strictures being a
simplification. Vibrato in Bq. music, at least IMO, was intended for
soloists. If you have an orchestral string section
ill sound stylish. For a bunch of amateurs, I don't think it's
realistic to try and demand more.
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change in the written music.
So: do we play the _Symphonie Fantastique_ w. ophicleides or tubas? The
answer imo is neither easy nor obvious.
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s" for two guitars, the
climax, marked ff, was delberately played pp instead. This sort of
thing happens all the time, to everybody.
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narrow one, and the difference
*in sound* between well-tempered and equal-tempered is a matter of a
few cents here and there. Frankly, this is one issue that I think has
been made far to much of; well-tempered, equal tempered, a be
gezunt---who cares? Yeah, yeah, I know, you do; I don't.
Andr
On Sep 5, 2007, at 10:24 AM, Kim Patrick Clow wrote:
Well, you left out the powered wigs, then everything would be hunky
dory!
Ooh! Powered wigs! Way cool! Did they use batteries or what?
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In two American choral works of the 1820s (different composers,
different cities) I have encountered alto parts that are clearly
intended to sound an octave lower than written, like the tenors.
Has anybody else ever come across this practice?
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o might be preferable.
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On Aug 30, 2007, at 1:17 PM, Kim Patrick Clow wrote:
On 8/30/07, Andrew Stiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think it's piano followed immediately by forte; the modern
equivalent would be pf. I think those who favor "poco forte" are on
the
wrong track.
Why exactl
t the symbol "po" then followed by a "f" would
indicate.
I think it's piano followed immediately by forte; the modern
equivalent would be pf. I think those who favor "poco forte" are on the
wrong track.
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th the permission of Mrs. Valerie Eliot and Faber & Faber
Ltd.", wh. to me implies that DGG sought permission for the liner
notes, but that S.G. did not do so for the actual composition. If she
had, the wording would have said something like "used by permission"
rather
986. Now
it is protected until (I think) 2025.
What then of Sofia Gubaidulina's setting of this text, wh. has been
not only performed but recorded?
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I told them to use cornets,
and the result was just right. Except that I had written (as I always
do) for 4-valve flghns, and the cornets couldn't play the extra low
notes. The trombones took 'em and made a reasonable stab at imitating
the proper tone quality.
Andrew Stiller
ot;utility clarinet"
player who is expected to play (and own!) Bb/ACl, Bscl, Ebcl, Asax,
Tsax, or Btsax whenever called upon to do so.
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or English horns! Totally daft.
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horns in F. The low WW and
4th horn would hopefully make up for the lack of massed baritones and
euphoniums in an American band. The picc. reinforces the EbCl; I forget
what I did w. the oboes. The extra instruments appear as parts only;
they are not cued in the score.
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the entire expected earnings of the proposed
publication. So all his work is down the drain--at least for another
100 years or so.
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t the similarity was
coincidental, wh. gets a bit dicey...
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ink this is
appropriate, and if not, what would you do about it?"
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s teaching
materials and music for the visually impaired. I normally use 80% for
performance materials (i.e., extracted parts) but many folks use 75%.
For scores my default is likewise 80%, but I almost always have to
make it smaller, sometimes down to 60%
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Thanks to all who responded to my original question. I will try some
of the recent suggestions and see what happens...
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y works until I quit Finale. When I launch
Finale again, later, I'm back to square one. As it were.
Help!
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On Aug 17, 2007, at 8:06 PM, Eric Dannewitz wrote:
If you don't have the disks, you can reboot your Mac, and hold down
the Apple and the S key, and that will dump you into the shell, where
you can run fsck on the drive (it tells you what to type when you go
into that mode).
An excellent id
On Aug 17, 2007, at 8:27 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 8/17/07 6:58:26 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
OK, I ran MemTest and all tests passed. Now what?
I would consider upgrading - maybe to 2006
Actually (my bad) I have 2K7, not 2K4 as originally stated.
Andrew
OK, I ran MemTest and all tests passed. Now what?
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relaunch anyway.
There is a shareware program for OSX called Memtest that runs a test
on your RAM. It helped me find a bad chip twice in the last couple of
years,
Very helpful, thanks. I'll look into that right away.
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eboot (ctrl-cmd-eject).
What does anybody think is going on here, and what can I do about it?
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I didn't find anything on
Google. The movement is an Andante.Could someone help me with some
information on what the term means?
Thanks
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hich would make him, most likely, and agnostic.
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ow ragtime might have fared at the hands
of various 19th-c. masters, I thing the closest we'll ever come is
Borodin, who is known to have been influenced by Gottschalk in _Prince
Igor_
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tance before the 19th c., and definitely a
bad career move until the 20th. So speculation has to remain
speculation, just as it has had to remain with various politicans
(Lincoln? Franklin?).
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go when
one is "in the zone" (to use a hockey goaler's term.) I like naps,
too!
Compare Lou Harrison: "Cherish,Conserve, Consider, Create."
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song except the last.
8) In page view, adjust the layout to make room for titles, indent the
first system of each song, etc.
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this kind of problem." It is precisely because this
particular problem is intractable that I have contacted the list about
it.
And everyone is being very helpful, though we still don't have a
solution.
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I've opened it?
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On Jul 16, 2007, at 1:28 PM, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
what I see is full size: 1333x1000. Huge!
You should resize it with Photoshop or similar.
I did that w. Opus Cammedia--the photo manipulation software that
came w. my digital camera. It reduced the size of the file by more than
half, an
On Jul 15, 2007, at 11:43 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
You're saying it doesn't load in Claris, but
what matters is if it's visible via a web browser. Can you open the
file via the FILE | OPEN in your web browser and see if the file
displays?
Yep, there it is, big as life. No
Actually the image is missing.
<http://www.kallistimusic.com/images/Clarke.jpg>
Do you have the URL for the image?
--
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Oh, I see what you mean. I had not yet posted the image to my web site.
It's there now, at the address you give. This is the reduced-size
image.
And
for public access, and I wanted it to
look professional.
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entical to those of the file that would load--but that
still didn't help.
What now?
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as
"Clarke 12%25.jpg". I deleted the "25" and saved, but when I went back
into edit mode, the picture was still missing. The oddest thing is
that when I then went back into html mode, the 25 had come back.
Any idea what's going on?
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% of original size (208 Kb), but it
still won't show up in Claris HomePage.
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designer lives.
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, I keep getting a treble clef, and can't
figure out how to change that to a bass clef.
Option-click the treble clef. This will bring up a palette where you
can change the clef to bass--or any other.
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in all previous versions.
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Sorry to have wasted everyone's time on this. For some reason I had
forgotten that when printing a booklet w.o a duplexer, the page
listing needs to be pruned *in pairs*, not one page at a time. When I
did it the right way, of course everything came out the way it ought
to.
Andrew St
On Jul 6, 2007, at 6:19 AM, dhbailey wrote:
Andrew Stiller wrote:
On Jul 5, 2007, at 6:07 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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FinMac2K7. I just updated a 3.7 file and added a blank page at the
beginning so it could be printed as a
On Jul 5, 2007, at 6:37 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
On 5 Jul 2007 at 17:37, Andrew Stiller wrote:
A particularly common circumstance for me is if I have inadvertently
omitted a bar in one part, I often don't discover it until 10-20 bars
later. To make room for the omitted bar, I enter
es of
page one "print" just fine, but all the subsequent pairs of pages print
out of order.
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a rests at the end
of the bar preceding, then tell Finale to shove everything down the
line. That's when any post-beat graces get transferred.
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t the appearance I want just
by printing 1,1,11,2,3,10 etc--but it bothers me that I would have to
employ such a workaround.
Why is this file different from all other files?
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g bar, from wh. they cannot be
retrieved save by erasure and reentry.
As for slashes on beamed graces, I find a smart-shape line very much
the way to go, as it will be very stable and adjust its length and
angle to match your layout.
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On Jul 4, 2007, at 10:49 PM, Raymond Horton wrote:
Andrew Stiller, a few weeks back I said some recent scholarship was
heading toward alto, tenor and bass trombones all being in Bb in the
18th and 19th centuries. I intended to send you some links at the
time but did not. Here are some
he writes "zinghol korthol"--but it' s clear what he's
trying to say.
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To me, using diamond noteheads without indicating the resultant pitch
(and/or the fundamental) is just asking for trouble.
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see what Finale 2K9 looks like.
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s's f''s on a German bassoon,
the answer is to bite the reed. I can even get a g'' that way, and
have written it--with explicit instructions to bite the reed.
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movements,
frinstance) that have no bearing on the act of composition itself.
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s C below the
bass staff). These are the exact same sizes in wh. they had been
manufactured since the 16th c.
I cannot imagine what a (valveless) Bb bass trombone would be, nor how
it could play the low notes Eb, D, Db, or C.
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htt
. is certainly the only composer to
treat it, fearlessly, as entirely equal to the other WW, and I love
playing his stuff.
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those who actually use them, and once a
consensus has been reached (as it has on virtually all instrument
names), any attempt to singlehandedly undo the consensus is quixotic at
best, erroneous at worst.
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Stravinsky routinely takes trumpets down to the low F natural (he does
it in Agon, frinstance), and I believe he had in mind the so-called
German cavalry fingering, wherein the third valve is tuned a half step
lower than usual.
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one in Bb, now extinct, that
used to be played in jazz sometimes.
There is (was?) a clarinet in high G that was a standard part of the
Schrammelmusik folk trio in Germany and Austria. And there was a
clarinette d'amour in (low) G that led a fitful existence for a few
decades around
On Jun 6, 2007, at 8:27 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
On 6 Jun 2007 at 13:22, Andrew Stiller wrote:
According to my book (p. 337)
This turn of phrase made me smile, coming as it does from the author
of your book. :)
Do I detect a hedging on the source of the information on this
subject that
ions where the instrument is used
in classical music--works by Thomson, Crumb, etc.
Andrew Stiller
Kallisti Music Press
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larinets.
Molter wrote a whole set of 6 clarinet concertos, all for the
instrument in D.
Andrew Stiller
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