On Apr 12, 2007, at 12:40 AM, Narada wrote:
> Mind you if someone could up with a
> 'light' version of 'Stairway to Heaven' they could be on a winner.
I think someone already has. Anyway, if you have 7 courses, just tune
the 7th a fourth below the 6th and play all the guitar music you
like. (I
Just because someone is a great musician does not make them a great
busker.
No busker in their right mind would ever busk at morning rush hour.
The first task of a busker is to choose the pitch.
Busking is about getting an edge (enough people stopped so that other
people will want to stop and
Or was he perhaps referring to a beer barrel? Speaking as someone who
recently finished a book, a barrel of beer looks pretty inviting by the time
you've made the final handoff to the publisher.
Guy
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From: Ron Fletcher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 13, 2
Dear Arthur,
I would say, 'Acker' is the field where he works, in the literal sense
of ploughin, like a farmer, going back and forth on it, but with the pen
instead of the plough.
'Wacker', in the sense of 'tuechtig', 'kraeftig'. Is it 'tough' in
english ('tuechtig' and 'tough' are not that fa
Dear Arthur,
he is not so much bragging about his work (although "wacker schreiben"
means "to write bravely") but identifying himself as the writer of a
piece, a section of pieces or even of the whole book if his words are to
be found at the end of it. The comparision of one's work with what the
p
On Friday 13 April 2007 07:15, Omer katzir wrote:
> i mean theory from the medieval and earlier to the end of the
> romantic period
>
> i have enough books for modern and jazz music, but im looking for the
> "good old stuff"
> books in english or in hebrew.
>
> thank you all!
>
Donington - the int
