Mark Wrote:
I was assuming that Mario learned English as a second language, so I
wondered if some outdated source was inadvertently teaching archaic
plural forms which are no longer idiomatic.
In fact, I did learn English as a second language. Instead of trying to
be an odd individual who
Hi all,
Do you know the right translation of sur le cercle ou sur le fût : on the
rim or ???
Thanks in advance.
Pierre.
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At 9:06 AM +0100 3/06/04, Mario Aschauer wrote:
Mark Wrote:
I was assuming that Mario learned English as a second language, so I
wondered if some outdated source was inadvertently teaching archaic
plural forms which are no longer idiomatic.
In fact, I did learn English as a second language.
Ummmlast time I checked, Eb down a minor third makes C, not C#.
You're absolutely right. It wasn't down a minor third which was requested,
but down a whole step.
Here's another thing about transpositions: if the piece contains
accidentals in parentheses and one places them as
On 06.03.2004 15:09 Uhr, Crystal Premo wrote
Here's another thing about transpositions: if the piece contains
accidentals in parentheses and one places them as articulations, those
articulations stay there in the new key whether they are wanted or not.
Why do you place them as articulations?
At 09:09 AM 3/6/2004, Crystal Premo wrote:
Ummmlast time I checked, Eb down a minor third makes C, not C#.
You're absolutely right. It wasn't down a minor third which was requested,
but down a whole step.
Okay, then Db would make for a better key signature than C#, wouldn't it?
Here's
Why do you place them as articulations? Speedy P does this.
For no other reason than because this is the first time it occurred to me.
I will henceforth avail myself of the Speedy P method.
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Get a
For example, in C major, if you have an E with a natural in parens, when
you transpose to D major you get an F with the sharp in parens
Thanks to both you and Johannes for this enlightenment!
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Like all things in language, it's entirely a matter of convention at
what point the regular plural becomes correct and the irregular,
foreign-language derived plural is dropped.
- Darcy
So wave goodbye to phenomenon, bacterium, datum, criterion, medium
(of communication), and doubtless
Clearly there are words in which the foreign-derived plural has
become well-established in English (eg, theses).
mdl
I have always enjoyed thinking that a box of kleenex contains
numerous kleenices.
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I agree with all of the words Andrew is talking about except phenomena.
I never hear anybody speak of the plural of phenomenon. I don't hear
the singular that often either, but I do hear it far more frequently
than the plural. I bet that if either get dropped it'll be the plural,
so we'll
Oh, and the singular of data is the safe version: data point.
Dennis
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At 12:44 PM 3/6/04 -0500, David H. Bailey wrote:
I agree with all of the words Andrew is talking about except phenomena.
I never hear anybody speak of the plural of phenomenon. I don't hear
the singular that often either, but I do hear it far more frequently
If you listen to enough CNN
At least among my college buddies, we called the numerous visitors to these
Hawaiian Islands as tourii. (Kind of a stretch, I know)
At 12:08 PM 3/6/2004 -0500, Andrew Stiller wrote:
Clearly there are words in which the foreign-derived plural has
become well-established in English (eg,
Hi all:
I am planning to purchase a Mac G5 this summer. I will be using Fin Mac 2004.
I mainly use the computer for music, e mail, browsing, pictures and word
processing. That's it. Which one would you all suggest?
Thanks:
Bob Florence
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In summer? By then the line of G5 will have been renewed, so you´ll have to
make the question just before the purchase date.
[But from your message I´d say that you only need an iMac. (Unless you are
going to use Logic or software samplers).]
Javier Ruiz.
Hi all:
I am planning to purchase a
At 9:37 PM -0500 3/5/04, Crystal Premo wrote:
The piece I'm talking about specifically today is More from Dick
Tracy. This is a piece with no guitar chords. It started out in
Eb, and taking it down a minor third (which is what women usually
want) by putting it in C# left only one double
i haven't solved the problem yet, but have narrowed the scope down a
bit. macfin2k3a printing to acrobat v.5, G4/400 OS 9.2.2/384 RAM,
finale accorded 75M.
i deleted all fonts installed by finale, as well as any version of
them i had floating around in other places on my HD and reinstalled
Have you tried printing to a postscript file then running distiller on
the file?
Have you also tried the Check Document Fonts Against System Fonts?
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On 06.03.2004 23:08 Uhr, jef chippewa wrote
is it possible that the installation CD or the finale application
which it installs is corrupt somehow?
Very unlikely.
Johannes
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But choosing between C# and Db I would take Db every time. (Trivia: What
key did Andrew Lloyd Webber write most of his most important songs in?
Db.)
I chose Db as well, but for what this client wants to pay, he will have to
take it in C# or pay more to have me take out all the double
At 03:08 PM 3/6/04 -0700, jef chippewa wrote:
i still can't print to acrobat from
finale, getting this message:
%%[ Error: invalidaccess; OffendingCommand: def ]%%
Stack:
-dict-
/FinaleDict
/Courier
%%[ Flushing: rest of job (to end-of-file) will be ignored ]%%
%%[ Warning: PostScript error. No
On Friday, March 05, 2004 6:36 PM, Bob Florence wrote:
Hi all:
I know this has been discussed before.
What Ricoh printer has replaced the AP 2610? Any information
would be helpful.
If this helps, a friend of mine just bought the AP2610N at a very reasonable
price on eBay. It uses the
Yeah, the Ricoh manual is singularly unhelpful.
Any Ricoh owners on the list bought the 802.11b wireless network card?
My router is on the opposite side of the apartment from my printer, so
an Ethernet hookup isn't really viable. The card is expensive, but
so's the regular network card. And
Pierre,
I think le fût literally means the barrel. So I
take it to mean play on the side of the instrument.
Ryan
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Hi all,
Do you know the right translation of sur le cercle ou
sur le fût : on the
rim or ???
Thanks in advance.
Pierre.
At 3:08 PM -0700 3/06/04, jef chippewa wrote:
i haven't solved the problem yet, but have narrowed the scope down a
bit. macfin2k3a printing to acrobat v.5, G4/400 OS 9.2.2/384 RAM,
finale accorded 75M.
jef,
This is a routine I got from this list (I think it was Johannes
Gebauer, thanks
That would be on the shell, to use the percussion-specific term.
Christopher
At 5:11 PM -0800 3/06/04, Ryan Beard wrote:
Pierre,
I think le ft literally means the barrel. So I
take it to mean play on the side of the instrument.
Ryan
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Hi all,
Do you know the right
On Mar 6, 2004, at 9:04 AM, Andrew Stiller wrote:
So wave goodbye to phenomenon, bacterium, datum, criterion, medium (of
communication), and doubtless others I can't think of right now. All
of these were in common use 30 years ago, but are now disappearing
rapidly, and I imagine they'll be
On Mar 6, 2004, at 1:51 PM, John Howell wrote:
I assume that was a typo, Crystal. A minor 3rd down from Eb would be
C. But choosing between C# and Db I would take Db every time.
Not me. Not every time.
I would tend to prefer Db, but you've got to consider the specifics of
the song. Suppose
At 05:46 PM 3/6/04 -0800, Mark D Lew wrote:
The same might apply to platypi.
A platypo. :)
Dennis
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