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Taking time to say a hello to the Forum! I've been listening to a lot of the wonderful music uploaded to the site. I have been working on editing instrumental parts and have the browser open listening to a Forum composer as I do the tedious, time-consuming work.
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Anyone know of a musicologist(s) that is interested in researching the work of contemporary composers???????
I've found that many musicologists (even the Chief Musicologist at the Harvard School of Music) aren't really interested in researching contemporary composers. I would love to find a musicologist that would research my music and generate some learned-musicologist-rhetoric that could be used for insertion into CD release Notes and for use in conjunction with marketing sheet music.
C-Eb-G-Bb-Db
Richard Larencio Matthis
Taking time to say a hello to the Forum! I've been listening to a lot of the wonderful music uploaded to the site. I have been working on editing instrumental parts and have the browser open listening to a Forum composer as I do the tedious, time-consuming work.
I use Windows Live Messenger and it is generally up and running while I'm sitting at the computer. The email address is: kcorchestrator-2@att.net . If the software is showing me as "Busy" please go ahead and send a message my way!
Anyone know of a musicologist(s) that is interested in researching the work of contemporary composers???????
I've found that many musicologists (even the Chief Musicologist at the Harvard School of Music) aren't really interested in researching contemporary composers. I would love to find a musicologist that would research my music and generate some learned-musicologist-rhetoric that could be used for insertion into CD release Notes and for use in conjunction with marketing sheet music.
C-Eb-G-Bb-Db
Richard Larencio Matthis
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Comment by Chris Alpiar on May 25, 2009 at 12:49pm -
yes i can ;-), and C-7 (b2) implies phrygian since it includes the natural 5th ;-)
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Comment by Richard Larencio Matthis on May 25, 2009 at 12:18pm -
Actually, Chris.....the series of notes is C minor 7th, minor 9th. Can you hear what you see?
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Comment by Chris Alpiar on May 25, 2009 at 10:17am
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hmmm I would suggest that you clearly imply phrygian with C-Eb-G-Bb-Db! ;-)
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Comment by Richard Larencio Matthis on May 25, 2009 at 9:17am
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Hi Chris.......let's see.....phrygian? or locrian?
Neither!
I'm an American, a Texan living in the Show Me state, more Italian than German, and a Composer who loves composing!
Great question, Chris......got another???
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Comment by Chris Alpiar on May 25, 2009 at 1:42am
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hi Richard are you phrygian or locrian?
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