Hello, No Finale content here, but I'm hoping someone in the vast pool of musical
wisdom
on this list can help me with an inquiry--
Toward the end of his life, Haydn printed up a visiting card which has a 4-bar tune, with
text Hin ist alle meine Kraft, alt und schach bin ich (All my strength is
Hello, I have hundreds of measures full of 16th notes, in 18/16 time sig. I'd like to
convert all this to 16th-note triplets, in 3/4. No problem changing time sig and
converting to tuplets one tuplet at a time, BUT: is there a way to select a region and
tupletize the whole region in one go?
John Bell wrote:
OK, I must have missed the news on this one. But Queen Elizabeth II
is *still* listed as chief of state. I got a minor surprise to read
that Canada's chief of state is still HRH (represented by Governor
General Adrienne Clarkson).
Even more surprising might be to find
Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
Sure, live concerts are great for the tension of the imminent mistake
(composer Daron Hagen believes it's only the possibility of calamity that
keeps people going to opera and NASCAR races), the idiosyncratic
interpretations and bizarre behavior,
Bob Clifton wrote:
The beams for a group of four sixteenth notes in Layer Two are partially
obscuring the notehead for an eighth note in Layer One. I thought, well
I'll just nudge the beam(s) up or down a little and that will fix it
(though I'd never encountered the problem before). I got
Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
Pass the goddamn butter is irregular the way I say it (quarter-eighth
triplet, two quarters, two eighths) unless you add a rest at the end and
flatten it all out. Then I can hear the 1-2-4-6 syllable part as the 4
side, but did you mean 1-3-6 for the three side?
Andrew Stiller wrote:
And then of course there were the inevitable bawdy puns; see for
example http://homepage.macomb.com/~chiara/A_Wanton_Trick.htm.
Glorious! Thanks, Andrew. What a fabulous resource this erudite list is!!
Ch.S.
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Ah, thanks, Michael, for letting me know. I had intended to send it to the list. But
I doubt it's important enough to warrant doing so now! ;-)
Your post reminded me of it, being the reductio ad absurdem of the line you were
following: if stealing a phrase of 4 notes (three Gs followed by the
David W. Fenton wrote:
On 1 Jul 2002, at 1:57, John Bell wrote:
My son is learning a piano piece in which he is experiencing some
difficulty with a passage that has 3 in RH against 4 in LH. His
teacher has suggested what atrocious weather as an aid (we live in
London).
Does
Dennis W. Manasco wrote:
Confusion arises because most programming languages begin indexing
arrays with the zeroth item. Thus the final item in an entirely
filled array whose index is defined as short or char would be the
256th item, but its actual index value would be 255 ( in
Linda Worsley wrote:
[snip]
So here's my question: (at last) Faced with this daunting task, what
would you do?
I'd shoot myself!!
All I can say is, best of luck (I think you're going to need bushels of it, and
black coffee by the tanker-load).
Let us all know how it goes!
Hello Collective Wisdom,
In the Peters Urtext edition of the Bach trio sonatas, there is a
lozenge mark (an open rhomboid) above some of the notes in the violin
part.
Does anyone know what this means?
Expiring minds want to know!
TIA, Ch.S.
A question of terminology for the Collective Wisdom:
Whaddya call the accent mark that looks like a little v (sometimes
inverted)?
One place to see it is Bartok, Str.Quartet #5, 3rd mvt (Scherzo), cello
parrt, meas.30-41, but of course it occurs all over the place.
My question is not how
Philip Aker wrote:
Best wishes from the Big 4 Ranch,
Philip Aker
Bach, Beethoven, Brahms and Cage?
;-)
Ch.S.
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Crystal Premo wrote:
Memorial to what?
For all our military men killed in wartime. This year it has been expnded
to include those who went down with the WTC. It is a day for a backyard
cookout with your family.
Translation for non-US types: cookout = BBQ
Some discuss the
John Bell wrote:
Has anyone else written a song about their phone number?
Not exactly, but almost. My mom was a pianist, and one birthday or Mothers' Day
I got her a working novelty phone in the shape of a little piano. It had a range
of a 10th, and the notes chimed as you hit A for 1, B
Hello, I'm reworking a piece done long ago in 4/4, am thinking it would be much
more natural in 2/4 with all note values halved (2 quarters and 4 8ths in 4/4
would become 2 8ths and 4 16ths in 2/4, etc). Is there an easy way to halve all
the note values?
TIA, Ch.S.
(PS- Mac, 2000c)
Jari wrote:
Is there an easy way to halve all
the note values?
Mark the whole document with the MassMover Tool and select
MassMover/Change/Note Durations...
(Change to 50%)
Thanks (again!) Jari. Why did I never notice that before?
Works like a charm-- except 50% of a default whole
Hello, Nothing to do with Finale, just an appeal for help...
The e-mail part of my Netscape 4.7 is acting a bit strangely (in one profile
only), and I'm tempted to reinstall it to see if that clears the cobwebs from its
opaque but apparently confused little brain. Questions:
If I reinstall
Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 17.04.2002 15:44 Uhr, Charles Small wrote
Hi and thanks for help (again!) Jari. Alas, I can't get it to work and am
back, begging for fine-tuned help!
In Update Layout Options, I have 4 Reflow Measures choices: Do Not Reflow;
Reflow only within system
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