Re: Inspirational Headwords for Chords section of manual

[Jonathan Kulp]

Ok I understand now.  It just never occurred to me that "inspirational 
headword" could refer to a passage of music.  Sounds like something from 
a hymnal.

It looks like the fretted strings and keyboard sections still need these 
things and I have a number of original works for piano and for classical 
guitar from which I could draw if the people in charge of those sections 
would like to see them.  (I've been working on fretted strings, but I 
think I'm only working on the learning manual?)

Jon

Graham Percival wrote:
> Look at NR 1.  Every section contains two to four lines of
> music notation, demonstrating features covered in that section.
>
> We're not looking for complete pieces.  We're not looking for new
> compositions -- although if you have one, and don't mind releasing
> a small portion of it under a copyleft license, that would be
> great.
>
> We're looking for approximately *eight bars* of music that
> somewhat makes sense, and ideally looks fancy or neat.
>
>
> Frankly, if you're familiar with that instrument and you're a
> composer, it should take fifteen minutes to invent eight bars of
> music for it.  I don't know why there's such confusion about this.
>
> Cheers,
> - Graham
>
> On Tue, 24 Jun 2008 12:52:34 -0500
> Jonathan Kulp <address@hidden> wrote:
>
> > I hope I'm not being ignorant, but could you explain what an 
> > "inspirational headword" is?  I might be able to help but I don't
> > know what this is (!).
> >
> > Jonathan

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