Hello,
I have released version 1.2.2 of the abcpp preprocessor. Changes include:
- the ability to define empty macros, i.e.
#ifdef MIDI
#define L16 [L:1/16]
#else
#define L16
#endif
- Italian documentation.
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Gerry McCartney wrote
You got it in one. I play and teach traditional Irish tenor banjo and I
wanted to give the *printed* sheets to my students - those who can't read
music - to make the tunes a little easier to get around.
Off topic but I can't resist... I'm not good enough to teach but hi
To Jon Freeman
Hi Jon
Keep pluckin'! Any advice, just ask.
Gerry
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Sent: 31 October 2002 17:04
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Subject: Re: [abcusers] Music Notation
Gerry McCartney
Learn it quick and you can sing it tonight.
X:1
T:Tam Lynn
C:Trad
S:Learned from Bert Lloyd
M:4/4
K:Gm
DD | G2 (G^F) D2 DD | BAG^F G2 D2 |
w: La-dy Margret, La-dy Mar-gret sat sew-ing at her bower, and
d2 c2 A2 F2 | [M:7/8]c4 AB c | [M:4/4] d2 G2 F2 A2 |
w: she's all dressed in black, when* a
To coin an old phrase. And what age was Lady Margaret when she conceived.
And she STILL believes in fairies??
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Phil Taylor wrote:
Learn it quick and you can sing it tonight.
X:1
T:Tam Lynn
C:Trad
S:Learned from Bert Lloyd
M:4/4
K:Gm
The 45 1/2 verse version collected by Robert Burns and published with
it's tune in 'The Scots Musical Museum' is given in file SONGTXT2.TXT
on my website, with an
From: Frank Nordberg wrote:
I bought what I thought was a standard tenor banjo tears ago to play in
a dixieland band. Tuning it to standard tenor banjo tuning (C, G, D A)
turned out to be a *very* bad idea, however. I still haven't figured out
if it's supposed to be a plectrum banjo or and
Frank Nordberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One more question:
Would you consider the Irish and The New Orleans tenor banjos as two
different instruments?
Ignornt answer from me I'm afraid, I consider tenor as a tenor.
The only type of four-string set I've ever seen in a Norwegian music
