John Chambers wrote - >Heh. In this case, I was the lead musician......
Hmm. Benevolent dictatorship. Probably the best sort of government if you can find the right dictator. Thank you for the rest of that posting; it was very positive. >How about posting the galactic coordinates? And schedules for the >jam sessions? Lewes, East Sussex, England. Take a look at http://whatson.brighton.co.uk/folk/. (I would direct you to the Lewes Arms Folk Club website but AOL seem to have trashed it as well as my Abacus Music site. B@$¬4£DS). Brighton is dominated by Irish sessions. There is a strong French dance following. Lewes has two folk clubs and is the centre of an area with several pub tune sessions, some dominated by southern English dance music, others more general. If you want Swedish, Ben Paley lives in Brighton. It's a good place to live if you are into folk music (and for other reasons). >Do we shoehorn music into the >intersection of all supported features, or do we write it for a >subset of tools that have the additional features we want. The point about the explicit key signature idea is that it is widely applicable to all sorts of music and all manner of musicians. Bryan Creer To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
