Dear Ed, > There must be heaps of stuff, but the general public may not know > those works before the Baroque other than a handful.
Well, they can learn... :-) I think most important is that you tell this is christmas music... (Well, you could perform Amarilli and tell it is christmas music! ;-) > In such cases, I usually need to come up with a bunch of music in a > hurry and this is precisely why I've been searching for a program > that will import SMFs. It would be so great to be able to import > something in different keys and turn it into tab to see what works > best. Every year or so I muck around with it, but find I'm usually > spending more time fighting the computer then I would if I just wrote > it out. What I do, if I want to transpose a piece, is that I write only the bass with numbers in the right key and glue it (really by glue, not virtually by computer) onto the original music(-paper). Doesn't take too much time - especially when you need not use the computer... Arto To get on or off this list see list information at http://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~wbc/lute-admin/index.html
