Neumann says this mark means "Vibrato".
Guy Hayden
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Kim Patrick Clow
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s from a period when the
key-signatures only occur at the top of the page.
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dershem
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uch too quickly to
read fingerings or hand indications.
I mention this to reaffirm my vote for version No. 1.
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Also, "Somewhere" ("There's a place for us") begins with a minor 7th.
Guy Hayden
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So far no one has mentioned that the fugue subject is a version of B-A-C-H
(transposed) so I do.
Guy Hayden
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Christopher Smith
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I much prefer No. 1. No. 2 is awkward to read and understand. Less is
more. The beaming in both examples shows the beat. No. 1 does not obscure
the text whereas the right/left indications in No.2 only interfere.
Guy Hayden
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o the
page so I try to not take my eyes away from the music. At the
recapitulation I am similarly stressed when I must find a toe stud to beef
up the pedal. These are things about which the listener has no idea!
Guy Hayden
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I am an organist but I do not currently have a copy of the work so I cannot
comment on your question. Scan it and send it to me and I will be glad to
help.
Guy Hayden
dumu...@cox.net
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Robert
iters here have suggested asking a skilled player about questions
you have. Do that.
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OK, thanks. I figured "reverse" was the thing to do but was not really
certain.
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dhbailey
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I am completely fascinated by "Atmospheres". I think my chances of ever
having the opportunity to conduct this work are very slim. Nevertheless I
want to know about it. I welcome comments for anyone and everyone who has
ever performed it.
Guy Hayden
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Fr
7;t they the same all the way
around? Do you mean "reverse" the mouthpiece?
Guy Hayden
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Robert Patterson
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Depending on the show, whether or not I already know it and how much
practice time it requires I would charge between $150 (Kiss Me Kate, The
Fantasticks, Pajama Game, Oklahoma!) and $300 (West Side Story, Cats).
Guy Hayden
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d" was on the way
in. By the late 70s when I fronted a group we became a "jazz band" instead
of a "stage band" although we still played some stocks and transcriptions as
well as original tunes and arrangements.
Guy Hayden
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he measure where each player begins. As
I understand the way your players enter that would be measure 8 for the
violin and measure 15 for the cello. Again, strive for clarity.
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To John Howell,
Get your galoshes out, Herr Docktor! I hear you are due for some BIG snow
Friday!
We in Tidewater are not expecting anything but more RAIN!
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Voice leading and root progression. How do you spell it and where does it
go. It isn't a minor seventh, it is a half-diminished chord. A minor
seventh on A would be ACEG. You have ACEbG. Half diminished in sound but
what came before it and what comes after it?
Guy H
Good luck with your search. It is time consuming but quite rewarding!
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stem in measure 5.
Guy Hayden
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Ah, I think I have it ... would this make my
I think it looks a bit cluttered. Try putting the hairpins below the staff.
This will remove any doubt about where the crescendos and diminuendos begin
and end.
Guy Hayden
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Dean M. Estabrook
Cuivre means "brassy"
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Dear listers,
how
Brain".
Guy Hayden
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(BIG snip)
In the Broadway score of The Wizard of Oz there is a bri
pet. Maybe he knew something
about the different sound from the two?
Guy Hayden
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LOL!
No
ROTHFLMAO!
Yards, not years!
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Guy Hayden wrote:
> My kilt is made
depending on the style of the kilt being made. The pleats can be sewn to
show the design of the tartan or they can be sewn to show a uniform pattern.
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x27;t
subdivide; it makes the orchestra slow down".
Experience has shown him to have been correct. When you need to slow things
down, sub-divide. When you need the tempo to pick-up, make the pattern
smaller and increase the sharpness of the ictus. It works (almost) every
time!
Guy Hayden
.
I asked him if he would be available to play in my orchestra on Christmas
Eve. When I told him the fee ($100 for the gig) he declined, adding that he
could make twice that playing on the street in front of the theatre at the
same time!
It is not who and what so much as when and where.
Guy
me on the list. I have
embarrassed myself enough already.
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culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa. Oh, did I spell that wrong? I may
have. To err is human, etc..
Perhaps a personal note offering a correction would have been more
appropriate.
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I don't know why I even bothered.
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On 16.02.200
is another topic.
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At 9:59 AM -0500 2/14/07, dhbailey wrote
I would like a reference to a thorough discussion of this topic. I have an
adult string bass student that wants to learn jazz improvisation. She needs
some sort of methodical approach.
Guy Hayden, Organist and Choir Master
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, Raindrop Prelude, A major prelude
Schumann Traumerei
Tschaikovsky from The Seasons (March, October)
Guy Hayden, Organist and Choir Master
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olists but bass clef or the transposing Treble/Tenor clef is not a
useful option.
Guy Hayden, Music Director and Conductor
St. Stephen's Strings
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I seem to recall that this is an issue involving the Microsoft synth. Try
using the Smart Music synth instead of the Microsoft WaveTable. Go to the
MIDI Setup menu, MIDI out option to set the default.
My experience is that it is faster to rerecord than to try to remove those
rests.
Guy Hayden
I own some sets of Telemann's recorder and strings music published by
Barenreiter.
The A Minor Suite published by Schirmer is full of errors and questionable
notes and needs careful correction.
Guy Hayden, Music Director and Conductor
The Northern Neck Orchestra
Kilmarnock, VA
Yes, both are used. "At the tip" and "at the point" are interchangable.
Guy Hayden
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ther users do not wish to be considerate of a simple and not
unrealistic request.
My sainted grandmother used to say, "Profferd advice stinks!"
Thank you for your consideration.
Guy Hayden
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that
comes through.
Thanks for your interest and comments!
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this beginning to sound like the Dead Parrot sketch?
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Well, Guy, I'm sorry, but I gotta say,
LOWED list.
Unsophisticated indeed! Harrumph!
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On Tue, 26 Apr 2005 22:16:58 +0100 Simon Troup w
ch I stand) is that it takes a lot of time to manually move
people from the blocked list to the allowed list. Once you are on a blocked
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I have had to manually remove almost a dozen of you from my blocked list
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absolutely demands a shift into position. The use of the
treble clef signals that a shift of position is necessary. If you go there
for more than a few notes use the treble clef. Change back to the alto clef
when the higher position is no longer needed.
Guy Hayden
! I think it
would take a fair amount of (unaurthorized) rescoring to make it work. A
few years back I tried to do it with piano and strings but that, too, proved
ineffective.
Guy Hayden
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ly A and B are in the same book and C is separate.
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I did not catch that Dennis is in France. Finding a copy with the English
translation may be very difficult!
Guy Hayden
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pages vii through xxxix and is a complete
presentation of the "Rules for Interpretation". It includes a section on
"The reading and pronunciation of liturgical latin."
Guy Hayden
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In my experience copies of the "Liber Usualis" are hard to come by. I have
two. One I found in a used book store in Berkeley, CA. That one cost me
$40 about 25 years ago. The other (without the cover) was given to me from
an estate.
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melted down.
My guess is that Napoleon's armies marched to drum cadences and perhap
musettes or wooden fifes but trumpets and horns may have become gun fodder.
Guy Hayden
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Giovanni Andreani wrote:
This is surely off topic, but I've the feeling that someo
My vote goes to Respighi's "Pines of Rome" followed closely by "Show Boat"
by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II.
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about "is there really such a
thing?" and the literature for the instrument come the questions about
general availability and players.
So...when you are doing "Rhapsodie Espagnole" or "L'Heure Espagnole" where
do the instrume
Your chord is written incorrectly. If you want a Bb7 over a C bass then you
must reverse the order to Bb7/C
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Brandenburg III goes down to C but no lower. That is according to my copy
of the Bach-Gesellschaft.
Guy Hayden
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IIRC, there is
happens in Holst's "St. Paul Suite", although in that
place it may have been a peculiar situation where inside/outside were
exchanged for rhythmic security.
Guy Hayden
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FWIW
I accompanied this last year and I believe we worked from an edition from
Alphonse Leduc. I have no idea who may be your local distributor.
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