On Apr 27, 2008, at 11:42 AM, Dale Young wrote:
It was, however, the time when the best music was written for
it, ever.
1779?
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On Apr 27, 2008, at 11:42 AM, Dale Young wrote:
It was, however, the time when the best music was written for
it, ever.
1779?
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F.W. Rust never sleeps. until 1792. Kohaut 178something.
I'm sure Falckenhagen's memory still lingered.
Kropffganss.
Sylvius' little boy. I'm sure his music burned in a bombing somewhere.
dale
Koenigsberg, methinks.
RT
It was, however, the time when the best
In good English it might go something like:
As logarhythms are Greek to most musicians, they are rarely considered, and
are never used, so IMHO, it would be easier to speak in arithmetical terms.
ET is, unconditionally, a totally abominable/execrable system, and can only
be used to tune a
On 4/26/2008, Roman Turovsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In good English it might go something like:
As logarhythms are Greek to most musicians, they are rarely considered, and
are never used, so IMHO, it would be easier to speak in arithmetical terms.
ET is, unconditionally, a totally
