[HANASHIR:1542] Re: HANASHIR digest 354

[Judy Caplan Ginsburgh <jerd...>]

I agree with you.  I get so much e-mail that it often helps to see the original
message.

Also, in reference to the way you learn music, Karen.  I think there are two 
main
schools of learning here.  Many do better by ear and can listen to a recording 
and
get it easily.  Some, like myself, really need the music to be able to grasp the
song.

Please don't take this the wrong way, but as a trained musician, I find that my
eye is much more trained than my ear.  I can look at a piece of music and get it
quickly.  And it may take me a dozen or more listens to remember the same tune 
on
a recording.  However, many I work with have incredibly trained ears to 
compensate
for their lack of musical "training".  I am often so jealous of those who have
these fine tuned ears.  I am forever transcribing stuff so that I can learn it
more readily.

Judy : )

DurlKare (at) aol(dot)com wrote:

> In a message dated 10/22/98 13:24:31 Central Daylight Time,
> blmazer (at) artsci(dot)wustl(dot)edu writes:
>
> << hey y'all,
>         may i request that when responding to a message that the original
>  message not be included in the reply? it would make the digests much more
>  succinct and eaiser to read.... thanks!
>
>  --barbara
>   >>
> Thanks for your request, but I disagree: I think it helps to show the original
> message, too, especially at least a few lines of the most recent message.
>
> -Karen D.



--
Judy Caplan Ginsburgh, Award-winning Singer/Music Specialist
       http://www.ax.centuryinter.net/jewishentertainment/judy/index.html
Director:  Jewish Entertainment Resources
       http://www.ax.centuryinter.net/jewishentertainment/index.html
Cantorial Soloist, Touro Synagogue, New Orleans, LA
Past Conference Chair:  23rd Conference on Alternatives in Jewish Education