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I.D.10-t wrote:PS. Can some one tell me if E# in the funeral march is a commen notation? Why not F nat? They are both XOXXXX right?
You are getting into that modal thing here.
Given equal temperament...yes E# is F.


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I.D.10-t wrote:
Flyingcursor wrote:I.D I just read my PMs. Whew. I'm so glad you reminded me. I never rembember these things.
Couldn’t remember if you kept up with your PM’s so I double posted. One on PM and one here. I didn’t want to resurrect the “Flydood check your PM” thread.
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I.D.10-t wrote:PS. Can some one tell me if E# in the funeral march is a commen notation? Why not F nat? They are both XOXXXX right?
You are getting into that modal thing here.
Given equal temperament...yes E# is F.
So would it be improper to annotate the note as a F nat?

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Flyingcursor wrote:The Living History gathering was OK but not what I had hoped. Just a lot of vendors. If you like muzzle loading muskets it was the place to be.
Although the smell of sulfur brings back fond memories, it does seem that the only thing that people want to remember about the olden days is the muzzle loaders and the pelts and most of the “mundane” things like tablet weaving, music, wood working, cooking and the like are forgotten. I guess the olden days represent rugged times and have no room for arts.

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