[the_posthumans] Re: cpp sample library
- From: Matthew W Pelandini <pelandim@xxxxxxx>
- To: the_posthumans@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 31 Mar 2005 08:14:23 -0800
I do have of Finale 2004...but it only works in OS 9...if you get Finale
Notepad, you can engrave in 04, and print with notepad...also, you can
convert the files to pdf's with 04 (it is a conveluted way that is not
as easy as in Sibelius)...would you like finale 04?
Matthew Pelandini
Graduate Student - Composition
Central Washington University
(509) 963-2029
>>> clifforddunnmusic@xxxxxxxxx 03/31/05 5:48 AM >>>
Hi Matt,
Is this a different piece than Incidental Music #III?
If it is, can you tell me something about it? Also,
do you happen to have a cracked version of Finale 2004
or 2005? I'm trying to get jobs as a copyist, and
it's beneficial to have both Finale and Sibelius. My
copy of Finale 2003 is corrupted, so I want something
that's in OS X. Thanks for the help!
Cliff
--- Matthew W Pelandini <pelandim@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> I have a piece for you cliff! I haven't heard from
> you in a while, and
> am wondering if yu are still interested?
>
> Matt
>
> >>> clifforddunnmusic@xxxxxxxxx 03/30/05 3:43 AM >>>
> Since everyone is already talking about me, I'll
> jump
> in and give a short speel (notice the Dutch spelling
> as opposed to German which most people whould use
> instead....the pronunciation is also a bit
> different)
> about what is coming up for me.
>
> I am currently planning a recital/lecture about: me!
>
> Basically I am planning on giving a performance and
> talking about my musical interests and ambitions.
> If
> there was a chance that more music would be sent to
> me
> (hint hint Brenden since you promised me a
> piece....TWO YEARS AGO!), I would be happy to look
> it
> over and possibly program it.
>
> I am currently focusing my direction towards
> interaction with flute and electronics (hence
> Kasper's
> piece), but I also am open to pure acoustic music.
>
> My flute is a very unique instrument (only 3 total
> in
> the world!) being capable of doing full 24-tone
> acoustically and chromatically accurate scales (and
> with shading, can include at least 32-tone
> chromaticism). This also of course DRASTICALLY
> increases the potential for multiphonics (hundreds
> of
> new multiphonics are now available). I am currently
> in the process of documenting these new potentials.
>
>
> So is anyone interested? Feel free to contact me if
> you are!
>
> Cliff
> --- ".kspr" <kspr@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > > why yes sir indeed it is clifford dunn!
> > > have you already met?
> >
> > Last year, November 5th to 7th, I, together with
> Jon
> > (whom I play with)
> > arranged a work shop on Interactive Composition
> > called Composing,
> > Programming, Performing. We had Dr. Mark Polishook
> > to conduct and
> > lecture for 3 full days. We did have another
> > lecturer too, an
> > operasinger and performer, Kirsten Sondergaard.
> > Cliff attended the work
> > shop and stayed at my apartment from 4th to 8th of
> > November.
> >
> > I did, however, meet Dr. Mark Polishook prior to
> the
> > work shop. He was
> > at the local library with his Robots-In-Residence
> > for 3 full weeks. And
> > when I noticed has was using max and sc I simply
> > couldn't help myself
> > and began talking with him about his patch. He was
> > very kind and showed
> > me the patch, explained how it worked and we
> talked
> > for some time. Jon
> > and I was already arranging a work shop on Genetic
> > Mutation Algolrithms
> > In Music, with Kim Cascone, but decided to make
> the
> > Interactiv
> > Composition work shop with Dr. Mark Polishook. So
> I
> > went to the library
> > and asked him. And it went from there.
> >
> > We are in the midst of arranging a Linux / Pd
> > workshop now. My younger
> > brother will do the Linux lecture. He is really a
> > talented programmer,
> > and a security expert. My brother has one issue
> > though (which I find
> > cool) - He believes in cyber-anarchy, which
> actually
> > means that he
> > believes that all information should be accessible
> > for anyone, at no
> > cost. He also plays classical guitar and is just
> > learning max and pd.
> >
> > I must admit, I share his opnions toward 'Thee
> > Endless Stream Ov
> > Information', but I am no longer taking action to
> > pursue this. I do
> > consider it as art. That's another discussion on
> > another list :)
> >
> > Kind regards,
> > /.kspr
> >
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