<Clip>Yes, you are right. I think Rob's math was a little off. A sixth note
is equal to one quarter in a quarter-note triplet. A twelfth note is
one eighth-note triplet.
And I think you meant to say "6 dotted EIGHTHS only gives you a
dotted half" instead of "6 dotted quarters only gives you a dotted
half." The math is not readily obvious until you've worked with it a
bit, you'll admit.
Christopher<clip>
Doh! My bad - I did indeed mean triplets. Sorry for the confusion!
"There are three types of conductors - those who can count and those who can't."
-Rob
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Rob Deemer
Doctoral Candidate in Music Composition,
Assistant Director, UT New Music Ensemble
The University of Texas at Austin
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