HOMEWORK for 2/18: No. 1, “A Song for All Seas, All Ships"
Since we are using several different scores, it is essential that you insert (write in) bar numbers at the beginning of each system.
In the Ludwig Masters edition (and perhaps others) the following bars are split between the top and bottom systems on the page: m. 248, 368, 371, 374, and 377
For your reference:
[A] 13, [B] 25, [C] 34, [D] 45, [E] 51, [F] 67, [G] 76, [H] 86, [I] 99, no [J], [K] 109, [L] 121, [M] 139, [N] 148], [O] 159, [P] 171, [Q] 185, [R] 199, [S] 215, [T] 229, [U] 240, [V] 263, [W] 272, [X] 286, [Y] 301, [Z] 313, [Aa] 332, [Bb] 338, [Cc] 355, [Dd] 369, [Ee] 381, [Ff] 387, [Gg] 394, [Hh] 404
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Bill says "Many of us have the '124-page version' of Sea Symphony. Here are page/system measure numbers for [No. 4] 'The Explorers.' " [attached]
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Opus Ithaca (the music school that operates out of St. Paul's) is offering an adult sight-singing class on Thursday evenings. See the attached flyer for more details.
