t all.
I think that a "Visual" dictionary shoul be (let me repeat) something like a
"Rosetta stone", and should be a valuable work for the community.
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Hi Son_V,
You can take a look at something similar here:
http://www.dolmetsch.com/musictheory2.htm
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> On 25 Mar 2017, at 23:13, Son_V wrote:
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> That is, to make a graphical multilingual dictionary for the musical
> elements. That is missing; I have a dictionary but just for words, so I can
> find that the Italian "legatura di fraseggio" is what in English is "phrase
> mark", in Deutsch "Phras
or what?M
> That's the question.
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houldn't it be like a "Rosetta stone" for everyone who
works with music?
I doubt I will be capable, but I can offer my contribution. For what?M
That's the question.
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Son_V writes:
> That is, to make a graphical multilingual dictionary for the musical
> elements. That is missing; I have a dictionary but just for words, so I can
> find that the Italian "legatura di fraseggio" is what in English is "phrase
> mark", in Deutsch "Phraseriunsbogen" and in French "si
in French "signe de liaison du
phrasé".
No chance to SEE a quarter note and understand that is what in Italian is a
"Semiminima".
Can I have some hope of this (don't know how and how much could I work on
it).
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