examples on my page ...
Thomas
Jon Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] am 28.01.2005 08:33:19
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Thema: Re: sarmaticae antiquae coactae
I suppose some will want to check the sarmaticae
)
rythmns.
Remind me and I'll try to add some examples on my page ...
Thomas
Jon Murphy [EMAIL PROTECTED] am 28.01.2005 08:33:19
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lute@cs.dartmouth.edu, Roman Turovsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Thema: Re: sarmaticae antiquae
BTW, if anyone is interested in learning to play in 5/4: the sarmatica count
is up to 51, and the last item is in that unusual meter.
http://polyhymnion.org/torban/torban4.html
Enjoy,
RT
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On Thu, 27 Jan 2005, Roman Turovsky wrote:
And please, do NOT ever refer to me as the Count of Sarmatia.
But the new Queen of Ukraina (prime minister) seems to be a pretty
beautiful lady... ;) Congrats...
Arto
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And please, do NOT ever refer to me as the Count of Sarmatia.
But the new Queen of Ukraina (prime minister) seems to be a pretty
beautiful lady... ;) Congrats...
Arto
Indeed, and THERE WERE AT LEAST 3 LUTENISTS at the barricades.
RT
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From: Roman Turovsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: sarmaticae antiquae coactae
BTW, if anyone is interested in learning to play in 5/4: the sarmatica
count
is up to 51, and the last item
I suppose some will want to check the sarmaticae with a Geiger counter.
RT
No, geiger counters only check the random, but very regular, emissions from
radioactively decaying material. One would hope that the wonderful rhythms
of music won't decay in our lifetimes. Radioactive decay is an aspect
