you made it in
the
first place.
Good luck and don't hesitate to ask if the above is unclear,
David
On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 4:28 AM, Suzanne and Wayne wrote:
Are there any users of Finale for Renaissance lute tablature out
In my opinion, its definitely not just in the brain. If I try
to play early in the morning, even after I've had my caffeine,
the fingers of both hands just don't work all that well. By the
afternoon the brain may be sluggish and in need of a nap, but the
fingers are warm and much more capable.
I am not a player of either theorbo or Baroque guitar. But I've heard
them in performances, and I've wondered how often the player has made
the choice for the guitar simply because that way there is a chance it
will be heard. Sometimes the number of string players is too large, or
This is interesting. I'm heartened, in light of our recent discussion
that seemed to show the near lack of women composers in the past, that
2 of the 4 composers selected for this project were women.
I'm not really a fan of contemporary music, but I found 2 of the
compositions
. So this composer wrote the music
in staff notation, and left those decisions to the intabulator/performer.
Suzanne
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This is interesting. I'm heartened, in light of our recent discussion
pieces,
those 2 are for you. If you prefer musical sounds themselves as the basis,
the the others. My 2 cents.
Suzanne
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I listened to the videos of the performer talking about the 2 pieces
I mentioned
I hadn't thought of overtones. But this would explain why the more
tonal music actually sounds a lot better. Thanks for that thought.
Suzanne
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It seems that the richness of lute
From a female list reader:
I do not ask too many questions, but certainly I do read the posts!
On a variety of topics I think it is important for those who
actively participate to remember the *large* fraction of
people reading the list who never or rarely speak up. I
imagine that of the
There are certainly other forms of humor present on this list besides
American male high tech culture. For example, that of a lawyer
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On Sep 10, 2009, at 9:38 AM, Suzanne and Wayne wrote
For starters, lets assume Mark meant women composers of lute music,
perhaps either living or historical. Occasionally, women performers
(of various instruments) will take up the theme of music written by
women.
For example, at the last major Lute Fest in Cleveland last year,
Elizabeth C. D.
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