Clarity above clutter is a common factor in many postings. Personal
preferences - grid rhythm signs versus minimal use of rhythm signs,
landscape versus portrait, where to place measure numbers - are not
interesting in itself, but if there are enough people sending in their
preferences some sort
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Subject: [LUTE] Re: tablature notation guidelines, impossible!
If you provide tablature in electronic format you completely loose control.
true. Who needs
Dear Tom,
Alain Veylit's Django software will convert MIDI files to tablature
automatically.
Best wishes,
Stewart McCoy.
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Subject: [LUTE] Re: tablature
Dear Tom,
indeed it is built into Fronimo. Just choose MIDI Files as the file
format into the standard Fronimo file open dialog box. In other words, there
is not a specific import command but the import is done by opening the MIDI
file.
Best wishes,
Francesco
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Hello all,
I am looking for some pictures of the 11c lute by Weigert
located in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum (MIR 898).
Would someone like to share their museum snapshots?
Thanks, Tom.
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On Tue, Dec 9, 2008, David van Ooijen [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Clarity above clutter is a common factor in many postings.
agreed, clutter is bad for legibility.
Grids can be good, when the music has a regular pulse that is shown
clearly. Sparse flags can get me lost, the occaisional redundant
@Betsy Lahaussois:
Intel macs can run windows very well via Boot Camp or Parallels or
some other virtualisation tool.
If you use Boot Camp (free with OSX leopard) you will only need a
Legal copy of Windows XP with an integrated SP2 or later. Vista will
run fine as well.
How to do that is
I think everyone has their faves, just like the original copyists.
Here's a few themes:
1. Landscape vs portrait--
Both existed historically, some formats work better for some music.
But see below
2. Diplomatic facsimile--hints at, or strongly resembles the
original. A very good choice for many
On Dec 9, 2008, at 2:29 PM, Lex van Sante wrote:
However you should note that one cannot run Windows on a PPC- Mac.
I do it all the time using Virtual PC. Not exactly a perfect option...
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Catterino Cavos was a Venetian composer who settled in St. Petersburg in the
1790's. Together with a poet prince Shakhovskoy he wrote a vaudeville on
Ukrainian themes called Cossack-Poet, in 1812. It became hugely popular
and was staged for some 40 years.
Here's a mazurka from it-
@ Howard Posner: Probably off topic: Sorry!
You mean you have actually been able to use Fronimo with Virtual PC?
That is no mean feat! I've tried using it but it was all very slow,
unstable, not to mention costly.
I was fortunate that my Apple dealer at the time offered me a chance
to test
I ran Stringwalker, Django and Fronimo on VPC until about 3 years ago. No
difficulties, aside from horrendous echo in midi playback.
I now keep both a Mac and a PC, for a different set of reasons.
RT
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On Dec 9, 2008, at 4:47 PM, Lex van Sante wrote:
You mean you have actually been able to use Fronimo with Virtual PC?
I've never tried to use Fronimo.
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Me too for the last 5(?) years and the only program I run on it is
Fronimo which works mostly fine. (ok, and Firefox to download the
newest Fronimo 3 from time to time ;^) My only slowdown is playing the
midi files. I have to save them as midi files, send them to the shared
folder and then
On Tue, Dec 9, 2008, howard posner [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
On Dec 9, 2008, at 2:29 PM, Lex van Sante wrote:
However you should note that one cannot run Windows on a PPC- Mac.
how about mac OS on a pentium with a partition for windoz?
Yes, it obliges purchase of pentium, which i supose was
Am 9 Dec 2008 um 14:47 hat David Tayler geschrieben:
7. All editions should be free. We need more lute players. Thanks to
all who make the music available.
Yes, and all lessons likewise. And all the concerts, we need more listeners,
you see. After all
the applause is the bread of the
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