I hadn't known that you had a blog until you told me that I was mentioned on it!
I must say, this all looks rather interesting. I shall have to spend reprehensible amounts of time perusing it...
-Your friend Sean
P.S - There is a slight distinction to be made - this is the oldest *complete* melody which has been found. We have fragments which we estimate to be older, but of course, fragments are fragments, not melodies.
Incidentally, as regards the fragments, I find it rather interesting to listen to the incomplete strings of notes as they are, with the gaps - very often the pauses sound not only intentional, but quite artistic and dramatic.
On this website (http://classics.uc.edu/music/yale/index.html), for instance, I find the fragmented SONG B, as it stands, extremely compelling. I shall orchestrate it, when I have time so to do.
Neat. I've been meaning to buy that CD for years; maybe now's as good a time as any! I am kicking myself for not seeing the actual stone,, as I'm pretty sure I was in Aydin/Tralles sometime in March. Anyway, I can't imagine what kind of geeky conversation the two of you had that led to Sean sending this along; needless to say, I'm quite envious. ;)
I'm off. It's Friday night, and time's a wastin': what better time is there for reading some Virgil?? Ciao. M
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I hadn't known that you had a blog until you told me that I was mentioned on it!
I must say, this all looks rather interesting. I shall have to spend reprehensible amounts of time perusing it...
-Your friend Sean
P.S - There is a slight distinction to be made - this is the oldest *complete* melody which has been found. We have fragments which we estimate to be older, but of course, fragments are fragments, not melodies.
Incidentally, as regards the fragments, I find it rather interesting to listen to the incomplete strings of notes as they are, with the gaps - very often the pauses sound not only intentional, but quite artistic and dramatic.
On this website (http://classics.uc.edu/music/yale/index.html), for instance, I find the fragmented SONG B, as it stands, extremely compelling. I shall orchestrate it, when I have time so to do.
Well, enough for now.
Neat. I've been meaning to buy that CD for years; maybe now's as good a time as any! I am kicking myself for not seeing the actual stone,, as I'm pretty sure I was in Aydin/Tralles sometime in March. Anyway, I can't imagine what kind of geeky conversation the two of you had that led to Sean sending this along; needless to say, I'm quite envious. ;)
I'm off. It's Friday night, and time's a wastin': what better time is there for reading some Virgil?? Ciao. M
Good evening
We do not agree with this year BRIT awards decision.
Please come to see our little poll
http://micropoll.com/t/KDqOnZBCWt
Lady Gaga can not be better than heavy metal
Poll supported by BRIT awards 2010 sponsor femmestyle
[url=http://www.femmestyle.ch/schoenheitschirurgie/brustvergroesserung/index.html]brustvergrößerung[/url]
Pet Shop Boys surprise lucky BRITs fan with a MasterCard Priceless Gig in their living room
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