At 07:55 PM 3/4/03 -0500, David W. Fenton wrote:
>But Dennis's argument seems to be that, for his music, at least, 
>there really is only one correct reading, and all others are mis-
>readings, and that for lots of other music, there are only a small 
>number of appropriate readings, and any performance with even a 
>single wrong note is to be discarded, no matter the quality of the 
>musical expression overall.

That's an extreme re-reading. In fact, I explicitly exempted accidents of
performance.

There are many correct readings. But none of them are correct (accidents
excepted) unless they respect what has been specified by the composer.

In those terms, with respect to the majoriy of new nonpop performances,
well-wrought Midi remains to my ears the clear winner.

Dennis




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