(Date Posted:14/07/2003 1:57 PM)
Hmmm...when upper case is a crochet and lower case a quaver:
D f.5 a D.5 a | B A E A | B A F D | e.5 f g.5 a F A |
D f.5 a D.5 a | B A E A | B A E A | B A f.5 e d.5 f E x 2 D A |
when f in bar 1, f & a in Bar 4, a in bar 5. e & f in bar 7 = semiquavers
To me, notation works perfectly logically for strings as positions on the stave relate directly to finger positions. Not so much for rows.
Do you need notation to distinguish consonant and dissident intervals? I don't think so, If your ears can't tell you that much, maybe its
best to get out of music and take up fly fishing.
A musical mathematician could explain it better - I feel a Colin Cotter workshop coming on.
Aaargh, pass the gin!
Countess Richard
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