On 11/20/2013 10:32 PM, John Witmer wrote:
My music theory teacher always called them on purposes, not accidentals'
I tell my students they're call accidentals because that's where the
most common and prolific musical accidents happen.
--
David H. Bailey
dhbai...@davidbaileymusicstudio.com
OK so while we are on the subject ;) Why are accidentals called accidentals?
'don't bout you but I place them there on purpose not by accident ;) Actually,
that statement is from a composition teacher that I once had.
It is one of my favorites.
Terry
On Tuesday, November 19, 2013 10:16
My music theory teacher always called them on purposes, not accidentals'
John
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From: terry cano tcanomu...@yahoo.com
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Sent: Wednesday, November 20, 2013 8:52 PM
Subject: Re: [Finale] #5
OK so while we are on the subject ;) Why are accidentals
Accidental: something that happens, when the music strays from its original key.
Klaus
From: John Witmer wit...@nctv.com
To: finale@shsu.edu
Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2013 4:32 AM
Subject: Re: [Finale] #5
My music theory teacher always called them
Weak? Then I've known and played with SO Many Weak Players,
from the San Francisco Symphony, and virtually ALL groups I've ever played in.
Players who mark their parts to be SURE of the accidentals.
Check your precious Finale Parts sometime, see what the players marked in.
Or the Conductor.
See
There's a reason they are called courtesy.
Chuck
On Nov 19, 2013, at 10:07 AM, Jim Dukey oldm...@yahoo.com wrote:
Weak? Then I've known and played with SO Many Weak Players,
from the San Francisco Symphony, and virtually ALL groups I've ever played in.
Players who mark their parts to be
Hello!
These plug-ins are now also ported to the Mac:
* JW Topline Notation
* JW Tie
* JW AlphaNotes
* JW Merge Articulations
* JW Keep Line
Download at the Finale tips site, Downloads section, Plug-ins for
Mac subsection.
www.finaletips.nu
Best regards,
Jari Williamsson
*passes out*
Very cool. Thanks
Sent from my iSomething
On Jan 16, 2011, at 4:11 AM, Jari Williamsson
jari.williams...@mailbox.swipnet.se wrote:
Hello!
These plug-ins are now also ported to the Mac:
* JW Topline Notation
* JW Tie
* JW AlphaNotes
* JW Merge Articulations
* JW Keep Line
Great!
I tried the Merge Layers, Keep Line and Merge Articulations on my Mac (Intel
Core 2 Duo, OS 10.6.6, Finale 2011c ): everything seems fine.
Michael
On 16 Jan 2011, at 12:23, Jari Williamsson wrote:
Hello!
These plug-ins are now also ported to the Mac:
* JW Topline Notation
* JW
Thank you, Jari.
Chuck
On Jan 16, 2011, at 3:23 AM, Jari Williamsson wrote:
Hello!
These plug-ins are now also ported to the Mac:
* JW Topline Notation
* JW Tie
* JW AlphaNotes
* JW Merge Articulations
* JW Keep Line
Download at the Finale tips site, Downloads section, Plug-ins for
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On 03.11.2005 Thurletta Brown-Gavins wrote:
I currently use Finale 2002 in OS 9.2.2 on a dual-boot (OS
Dear Andrew,
Why are not you using 10.3.9?
It is very, very stable.
(I know, I know, it ain´t broke...)
Javier Ruiz
The 3/11/05 18:09, Andrew Stiller escribió/wrote:
I have a system very similar to yours: a dual-boot iMac. I keep Finale
2K2 in System 9, and 2K4 in OSX 10.3.3.
On Nov 4, 2005, at 8:31 AM, Javier Ruiz wrote:
Dear Andrew,
Why are not you using 10.3.9?
It is very, very stable.
(I know, I know, it ain´t broke...)
Past experience has taught me never, under any circumstances, to
upgrade an operating system on an existing computer. Stuff crashes.
I currently use Finale 2002 in OS 9.2.2 on a dual-boot (OS 9.2.2 and
10.3.9) G4 with a MidiMan 1x1 and Yamaha PSR-79 keyboard. I use it only
six or seven times a year for choir/organ music (inserting paraphrased
lyrics into hymns, transposing, putting refinishing touches on my
Christmas
On 03.11.2005 Thurletta Brown-Gavins wrote:
I currently use Finale 2002 in OS 9.2.2 on a dual-boot (OS 9.2.2 and
10.3.9) G4 with a MidiMan 1x1 and Yamaha PSR-79 keyboard. I use it
only six or seven times a year for choir/organ music (inserting
paraphrased lyrics into hymns, transposing,
I use Fin05b under 10.3.9 with few problems.
There is no getting around that fact that Fin02 under 9.2.2 runs faster and
more responsively on the same hardware than any OSX version of Finale under OSX
(including the vaunted Fin06). But this is more than offset by the stability of
OSX and the
I wouldn't touch 2006 with a 20 foot pole. It is really buggy, slow, and
generally a waste of money in my opinion. 2005 was the last version that
was any good (in my opinion). However, I do think that 10.4 is the
system to use. I've noticed speed gains on my aging systems.
It also depends on
On Nov 3, 2005, at 7:43 AM, Thurletta Brown-Gavins wrote:
Since resources are tight, do I upgrade to 2005, spring for the buggy
2006 before the upgrade offer expires in December and pray things will
be resolved, or wait for 2007?
I have a system very similar to yours: a dual-boot iMac. I
On 03.11.2005 Eric Dannewitz wrote:
It also depends on your system. I have a G4 933Mhz, and a MiniMac.
Both are maxed out in ram. With Finale 2006, both are unstable, the
MiniMac being the most unstable (crashes when printing). The 933 G4
also will randomly dump out of Finale 2006.
I cannot
On 03.11.2005 Andrew Stiller wrote:
IMO Finale 2K2 was the finest iteration of the program ever
produced. I would still be using it today were it not for the fact
that it will not run in OSX, and System 9 is dying. Because of the
necessity of jumping to OSX (which I loathe, hate, and
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