The lighthouses were pretty, though.
RBH
Kim Patrick Clow wrote:
On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 3:29 PM, Ray Horton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And as far as the new technology for composers - it has freed me, who is
both a terrible pianist and could never get an ink pen to work worth a
darn. Back when I had to copy stuff out by hand I got a fraction of the
music written that I do now, and it wasn't played as much, and the music
wasn't as good. (I love the ability to play it back.) And I still keep
sketches, some in pencil and some on the computer, if anybody but myself
ever wants to look at them.
Exactly! Well except I'm not a composer, but it's the same situation.
These baroque pieces I'm working on,
I asked piano players to give a run through for me, because I wanted
to hear something I had labored on for
days upond days with pencil and paper. The music was too complex for
them. Finale / Sibelius gives me
the chance to hear the music in a way that was NOT possible. It's
opened doors in such a big way for me.
I could never be doing my research if not for the PC.
Thanks for your thoughts Ray!
Kim
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