On Thu, 2002-06-27 at 17:59, Forgeot Eric wrote:
| ... It was already too late to change when I first mentioned
it.
Since it's not possible to add a new field dedicated to mode, I
thought it was possible to write 2 K: fields in a tune, if
necessary : the first one for the signature, and
On Mon, 2002-06-24 at 19:08, Forgeot Eric wrote:
Iabc doesn't understand the K:Am
That's completely unacceptable; the program should never have
been
released in that state.
It's not very kind for the author. I think it have to : it's good
to see a new application.
No comment on that
Try searching under the spelling Allistrum's March. It's listed that way in
O'Neill's.
Wendy
On Monday 18 March 2002 14:58, Rick Davis wrote:
John Walsh wrote:
There are some other unusual tunes on that page of O'Neill's:
Thanks for that info.
He went on to say that
On Friday 02 November 2001 04:31, Phil Taylor wrote:
Gianni Cunich wrote:
I won't let your offensive emails drive me
away... Do you actually wish to ask Toby making this a censored list?
Not a bad idea actually. Why don't we take a vote on expelling Gianni
from the list?
Phil Taylor
On Tuesday 19 June 2001 04:34, Frank Nordberg wrote:
Do you mean poor John is supposed to offer free personal tutoring to
anybody who wants to write ABC? John has given a lot of good advice on
the subject both here at abcusers and on his web site, so I don't think
you should criticize him
On Tuesday 19 June 2001 10:03, John Chambers wrote:
The biggest single problem is the damage caused by email line
wrapping. This isn't caused by any single program. It's a systemic
problem caused by many of the email packages that have been released
in recent years. This isn't
On Tuesday 19 June 2001 10:03, John Chambers wrote:
The biggest single problem is the damage caused by email line
wrapping. This isn't caused by any single program. It's a systemic
problem caused by many of the email packages that have been released
in recent years. This isn't
On Tue, 6 Mar 2001, John Chambers wrote:
Of course, with case 3, you want to be able to omit both the root
(aka tonic) and the mode when it's not practical to get them right.
But in cases 1 and 2, the ideal would be to encourage people to give
the tonic if they know it, plus the key
Alan, I'm getting the same thing Laura is - a box pops up to download
it. I tried both accessing it from the link in your email, and manually
typing the URL into Netscape, but it didn't make any difference. It isn't
displaying the contents of the file in the browser window at all, so I
can't see
At 10:19 PM 1/18/2001 -, you wrote:
I think the problem is pasting from abc2Win into an e-mail. The header info
is in the little boxes at the top. So you can't easily cut and paste the
whole thing. I have a couple of work rounds that do OK:
1. load the tune in abcMIDIfier - you can select
At 09:31 PM 1/5/2001 UTC, John Chambers wrote:
... In a couple cases, people have scanned in music
so that others can transcribe it to abc. (This isn't unusual; it has
been done with a lot of old documents, most notoriously with the Dead
Sea Scrolls.)
Really?? What do the Dead Sea
At 05:18 PM 10/27/2000 -0700, you wrote:
A triplet in abc2mtex is written (3abc; in abc2ps, it's
((3abc)---the slur has to be put in explicitly. (Technically, I don't
think it's a slur--it's just a grouping symbol to catch the eye, and it's
often denoted with an angular slur, instead of
At 08:21 PM 10/17/00 EDT, you wrote:
Frank Nordberg says -
And while you're at it, could you add a clear link path from the Lewes
Arms main page to the page with the ABCs?
Well, not really, owing to domestic politics. The ABCs belong to the Lewes
Favourites Practice Sessions which is an
At 09:41 PM 10/15/2000 EDT, you wrote:
http://members.aol.com/LewesArmsFolk/Lewesfav.html. It appears on the abc
homepage under abc collections as "Favourite English dance tunes from the
Lewes sessions, Sussex". I'd like this to be accessible to other people's
software.
That being
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