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By Jacob Stockinger
It has been warmer than the usual fall weather, so why not go sultry?
That's what the Madison Symphony Orchestra (below, in a photo by Peter Rodgers) will do when it opens its 94th season this coming weekend.
The program "Love, Lust and Redemption" will combine the power of the Klais organ (below top) with MSO principal organist and curator of the Overture Concert Organ Greg Zelek who opens the season with Samuel Barber's Toccata Festiva.
The all-orchestral program also features the Madison Symphony Orchestra exploring the sonic sensuality of Wagner's "Tannhäuser"Overture, Debussy's "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun" and Dvorak's Symphony No. 7.
Performances will are in Overture Hall, 201 State Street, on Friday, Sept. 27, at 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, Sept. 28, at 8 p.m., and Sunday, Sept. 29, at 2:30 p.m.
Tickets are $19 to $95. For more information, see below.
MSO music director and conductor John DeMain (below) says of the program:
"Our opening concert is both festive and gorgeously romantic as we present our star organist Greg Zelek (below) in his MSO concerto debut.
"We open with one of the most beautiful overtures ever written, Wagner's Overture to the opera Tannhäuser and then, after intermission, the great Symphony No. 7 in D Minor by Dvorak.
In between is the little jewel by Debussy, his quintessential impressionistic masterpiece, Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun. All are favorites of mine, and I look forward to making them favorites of yours, if they aren't already."
"Tannhäuser: Overture and Venusberg Music" by Richard Wagner (below) is frequently performed as a separate work in orchestral concerts, the first such performance having been given by Felix Mendelssohn conducting the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra in February 1846.
Wagner began revisions to the opera immediately, which resulted in two more versions: the Paris version in 1861 and the Vienna version in 1875. Members of the Madison Symphony Orchestra Chorus also perform in this piece.
TheToccata Festiva was written by the American composer Samuel Barber (below) as an occasional work for the Philadelphia Orchestra and Eugene Ormandy. It pairs organ and orchestra, and celebrated the inauguration of a new organ for the Academy of Music in Philadelphia, a gift from longtime patron Mary Curtis Zimbalist who had also commissioned the new piece.
Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faunby French composer Claude Debussy (below) is a musical evocation of Stephane Mallarmé's poem "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun," in which a faun — a half-man, half-goat creature of ancient Greek legend — awakes to revel in sensuous memories of forest nymphs. Debussy begins the piece with a sinuous and well-known flute melody evocative of a graceful female form.
Symphony No. 7 by Czech composer Antonin Dvorak was greatly influenced by Johannes Brahms. Dvorak decided to compose this symphony after hearing Brahms's new Symphony No. 3.
The piece is distinguished for its somber and dramatic atmosphere and its lack of Slavic-inspired melodies, a characteristic with which the composer's style is usually associated. (You can hear the vivacious Scherzo in the YouTube video at the bottom.)
The lobby opens 90 minutes prior to each concert. One hour before each performance, Randal Swiggum (below) will lead a 30-minute Prelude Discussion in Overture Hall to enhance concertgoers' understanding and listening experience. It is free to ticket holders.
The MSO recommends that concert attendees arrive early for each performance to make sure they have time to pass through Overture Center's security stations, and so they can experience the Prelude Discussion.
Program notes for the concerts are available online: http://bit.ly/msosept19programnotes.
Discounted seats are subject to availability, and discounts may not be combined.
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The Ear has received the following announcement from the Rural Musicians Forum:
Mr. Chair looks like a jazz quartet, sounds sometimes like a rock band, but in actuality is a contemporary classical music group in the guise of a modern band.
Classically trained musicians who are well versed in jazz, the players in Mr. Chair create a new sound using both acoustic and electric instruments.(You can hear Mr. Chair perform the original composition "Freed" in the the YouTube video at the bottom.)
The Rural Musicians Forum audience will have the chance to enjoy the soundscapes of this fascinating eclectic fusion group on this coming Monday night, Aug. 19, at 7:30 p.m. at Taliesin's Hillside Theater (below) in Spring Green.
Members of Mr. Chair (below) are Professor Mark Hetzler, trombone and electronics; Jason Kutz, piano and keyboards; Ben Ferris, acoustic and electric bass; and Mike Koszewski, drums and percussion. All have close ties to the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Mead Witter School of Music, where they also perform as an ensemble.
Mr. Chair's compositions are long-form journeys, telling stories through sound by using and exploring the three pillars of music: melody, harmony and rhythm. Think cinematic, orchestral, surreal, romantic, emotional and gripping, and always equal parts dissonant and consonant. Their influences are far-reaching from classical, blues and rock to soul, funk, jazz and beyond.
For this concert, Mr. Chair will perform re-imagined excerpts from Igor Stravinsky's Neo-Classical ballet masterpiece Pulcinella as well as music by Erik Satie and selections from their debut album, NEBULEBULA, which will be released on Thursday, Sept. 5, on vinyl, CD and digital streaming platforms.
The genre-bending quartet will perform in the beautiful Hillside Theater designed by Frank Lloyd Wright as part of his Taliesin compound. It is located at 6604 State Highway 23, about five miles south of Spring Green.
Admission is by free will offering, with a suggested donation of $15.
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The Madison Opera will stage its production of Antonin Dvorak's luxurious masterpiece Rusalka on Friday night, April 26, at 8 p.m. and Sunday afternoon, April 28, at 2:30 p.m. in Overture Hall at the Overture Center, 201 State Street.
Running time is 3 hours with two intermissions, and will feature projected supertitles with English translations of the original Czech that will be sung.
Tickets are $18-$131 with discounts available for students and groups. Go to: https://www.madisonopera.org/tickets/
Inspired by the classic fairy tale The Little Mermaid, the story travels from a mythical forest to a palace and back again. Its lush score includes the famous "Song to the Moon." (You can hear Renée Fleming sing"Song to the Moon" in the YouTube video at the bottom.)
Set in a mythical realm, Rusalka is about a water nymph who falls in love with a human prince. She tells her father Vodnik that she wishes to become human and live with the Prince on land. Horrified, Vodnik tells her that humans are full of sin, but reluctantly suggests she enlist the help of Jezibaba, a witch. Jezibaba agrees to make her human, but cautions that Rusalka will lose her power of speech. Further, if the Prince betrays her, she will be cursed forever.
The Prince falls in love with Rusalka and plans to marry her, but her silence unnerves him, and a Foreign Princess interrupts the wedding festivities with evil intent. Rusalka returns to the lake as a spirit that lures men to their death – and the Prince follows her.
"Rusalka is one of the most gorgeous operas in the repertoire," says Kathryn Smith, Madison Opera's general director (below, in a photo by James Gill). "I fell in love with it when I first saw it over 20 years ago, and listening to the score is a pure pleasure. I am so delighted to share this opera with Madison, so that everyone can learn how brilliant an operatic composer Dvorak was, and experience an opera that is justifiably popular around the world."
Rusalka's story was inspired by multiple sources, including Slavic mythology and the fairy tales of Karel Jaromir Erben, Hans Christian Andersen, and Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué.
The opera premiered on March 31, 1901 in Prague and quickly became a massive success, hailed as Dvorak's masterpiece.
But it was not initially widely performed outside of Czech territories; the first U.S. performance was in 1975. But in recent decades, the opera by Dvorak (below) has become a regular part of the opera repertoire, due to its beautiful music and lovely story.
This production is not only a Madison Opera premiere, but also the company's first-ever opera in Czech.
Madison Opera's cast features both returning artists and debuts.
Soprano Emily Birsan (below) returns to Madison Opera in the title role, following successes here as Gounod's Juliet and Musetta in Puccini's La Bohème. Last month, she sang Violetta in Verdi's La Traviata at the Lyric Opera of Chicago. The Chicago Tribune has praised her singing for her "amazing clarity of diction, accuracy of intonation and fineness of expression."
Tenor John Lindsey (below) returns to Madison Opera as The Prince, after singing in last summer's Opera in the Park.
Making their debuts with Madison Opera are soprano Karin Wolverton as the Foreign Princess, contralto Lindsay Amman as the witch Jezibaba and bass William Meinert as Rusalka's father, Vodnik. Emily Secor, Saira Frank and Kirsten Larson play the three wood sprites; Benjamin Liupaogo sings the Hunter.
The Madison Opera Chorus and Madison Symphony Orchestra round out the musical forces, all under the baton of John DeMain (below, in a photo by Greg Anderson), Madison Opera's artistic director.
Keturah Stickann (below) directs her first opera for Madison Opera; she has directed both traditional and contemporary repertoire across all of the U.S., most recently for San Francisco Opera and Washington National Opera.
This production originated at Minnesota Opera and features projections (below) by Wendall K. Harrington, who has been described as "the godmother of modern projection design."
In reviewing the Minnesota production, theTwin Cities Arts Reader praised "the stunning visuals on display, which only serve to enhance and elaborate on the action and the music."
Madison Opera's production of "Rusalka" is sponsored by the National Endowment for the Arts, Kay & Martin Barrett, Millie & Marshall Osborn, Sally & Mike Miley, Kato Perlman, Charles & Martha Casey, John Lemke & Pam Oliver, and The Ann Stanke Fund.
You can learn more about "Rusalka" at the events leading up to the performances.
Opera Up Close will take place this Sunday, April 21, 1-3 p.m. at the Margaret C. Winston Opera Center (below) 335 West Mifflin Street, $20 general admission; free for full-season subscribers; $10 for two-show subscribers.
This event features a multimedia behind-the-scenes preview of Rusalka. General director Kathryn Smith will discuss Antonin Dvorak and the history of his fairy-tale opera. Principal artists, stage director Keturah Stickann and conductor John DeMain will participate in a roundtable discussion about Madison's production and their own takes on this masterpiece.
Pre-Show Talks by Kathryn Smith take place on Friday, April 26, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, April 28, at 1:30 p.m. at Wisconsin Studio at Overture Center, and are free to ticket holders.
Post-Opera Q&A's are on Friday, April 26, and Sunday, April 28, immediately following the opera in the Wisconsin Studio at Overture Center, and are free to ticket holders.
More information — including cast biographies and a blog with Q&A interviews with some cast members — is available at https://www.madisonopera.org and https://www.madisonopera.org/2018-2019-season/rusalka/.
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By Jacob Stockinger
Spring Break at the University of Wisconsin-Madison starts on Saturday. But there are noteworthy concerts right up to the last minute.
On this Thursday night, March 14, at 7:30 p.m. in Mills Hall, the acclaimed Wisconsin Brass Quintet (below, in 2017, in a photo by Michael R. Anderson) will perform a FREE concert.
The program by the faculty ensemble includes music by William Byrd; Isaac Albeniz; Leonard Bernstein; Aaron Copland; David Sampson; Anton Webern; Joan Tower; Ennio Morricone; and Reena Esmail.
For more details, including the names of quintet members and guest artists who will participate as well as the complete program with lengthy notes and background about the quintet, go to:
On this Friday night, March 15, at 7:30 p.m. in Mills Hall, UW-Madison bassoonist Marc Vallon (below, in a photo by James Gill) – who worked in Paris with the renowned 20th-century composer and conductor Pierre Boulez – will host another concert is his series of "Le Domaine Musical" that he performs with colleagues.
Vallon explains:
Every year, I put together a concert devoted to the masterpieces of the 1950-2000 period. We call it "Domaine Musical," which was the group founded in Paris by Pierre Boulez in the 1950s. Its subtitle is : "Unusual music for curious listeners."
"The series offers Madison concert-goers an opportunity to hear rarely performed music of the highest quality, played by UW-Madison faculty, students and alumni.
"The program features a deeply moving piece by Luciano Berio, O King, written in 1968 after the murder of Martin Luther King Jr." (You can hear "O King" in the YouTube video at the bottom.)
The all-modernist program is:
Pierre Boulez (below), Dialogues de l'Ombre Double (Dialogues of the Double Shadow) for solo clarinet and electronics.
Luciano Berio (below), O King and Folk Songs.
Also included are unspecified works by Karlheinz Stockhausen and Timothy Hagen.
Guest performers are Sarah Brailey, soprano (below); Alicia Lee, clarinet; Leslie Thimmig, basset horn; Sally Chisholm, viola; Parry Karp, cello; Timothy Hagen, flute; Yana Avedyan, piano; Paran Amirinazari, violin; and Anthony DiSanza, percussion.
For more information, including a story about a previous concert in "Le Domaine Musical," go to:
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ALERT: This Saturday night, Feb. 2, at 8 p.m. in Mills Hall, the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Pro Arte Quartet performs a FREE concert. The program offers the String Quartet in D Major, Op. 50, No. 6, "The Frog" by Franz Joseph Haydn; the String Quartet No. 9 in E-flat Major by Dmitri Shostakovich; and the String Quartet in A Major, Op. 41, No. 3, by Robert Schumann. For more about the unusual history of the critically acclaimed Pro Arte Quartet, go to: https://www.music.wisc.edu/event/pro-arte-quartet-2/
By Jacob Stockinger
This Saturday, Feb. 2, the seventh production of this season's "Metropolitan Opera Live in HD" series is Georges Bizet's lusty, sultry and violent "Carmen," one of the most popular operas ever composed.
Its successful world premiere was in Paris in 1875, which Bizet did not live to see. But Bizet's masterpiece of the gypsy seductress who lives by her own rules has had an impact far beyond the opera house.
The opera's beautiful melodies are as irresistible as the title character herself, a force of nature who has become a defining female cultural figure. (You can hear one of Carmen's signature arias– "Love Is a Wild Bird" — in the YouTube video at the bottom.)
"Carmen" was a scandal at its premiere but soon after became a triumphal success and has remained one of the most frequently staged operas in the world.
French mezzo-soprano Clémentine Margaine reprises her acclaimed portrayal of opera's ultimate temptress, a triumph in her 2017 debut performances.
Opposite her is the impassioned tenor Roberto Alagna (below right, in a photo by Karen Almond for The Met) as her lover, Don José.
French native Louis Langrée (below, in a photo by Jennifer Taylor), who heads the Mostly Mozart Festival and is the artistic director of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, will conduct Sir Richard Eyre's production, a Met favorite since its 2009 premiere.
The hi-definition broadcast of the live performance from the Metropolitan Opera (below) in New York City starts at 11:55 a.m. and runs until 3:45 p.m. with two intermissions. (It will also air at noon on Wisconsin Public Radio.)
There will be encore HD showings next Wednesday, Feb. 6, at 1 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. ("Carmen" is so popular that some cities will also host a second encore showing on Saturday, Feb. 9.)
The opera will be sung in French with supertitles in English, German, Spanish and Italian.
Tickets for Saturday broadcasts are $24 for adults, and $22 for seniors and children under 13. For encore showings, all tickets are $18.
The cinemas where the opera can be seen are two Marcus Cinemas: the Point Cinema on the west side of Madison (608 833-3980) and the Palace Cinema (608 242-2100) in Sun Prairie.
Here is a link to the Marcus Theaters website for addresses and more information. You can also use them to purchase tickets:
Here is a link to the Metropolitan Opera's website where you can find the titles, dates, casts, production information and video clips of all Met productions this season:
Here is a link to a synopsis and cast list:
Here is a link to other information about the production of "Carmen," including photos and audiovisual clips:
And here is a Wikipedia history of the broadcast series that gives you more information about how many cinemas it uses, the enormous size of the worldwide audience – now including Russia, China and Israel — and how much money it makes for The Met.
By Jacob Stockinger
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This Saturday, Oct. 6, the new 10-opera season of the series "Live From the Met in HD" starts with Giuseppe Verdi's popular late masterpiece and epic opera "Aida."
The hi-definition broadcast of a live performance from the Metropolitan Opera (below) in New York City – which is a revival production with the superstar Russian soprano Anna Netrebko — starts at 11:55 a.m. and runs until 4:13 p.m. The encore showings are on next Wednesday, Oct. 10, at 1 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.
The opera will be sung in Italian with supertitles in English, German, Spanish and Italian.
Tickets are for Saturday broadcasts are $24 for adults and $22 for seniors. For encore showings, all tickets are $18.
The cinemas where the opera can be seen are two Marcus Cinemas: the Point Cinema on the west side of Madison and the Palace Cinema in Sun Prairie.
Here is a link to the Marcus website for address and more information:
Get out your datebooks!
Here is a link to the Metropolitan Opera's web site where you can find the titles, dates, casts, production information and video clips of all 10 productions in the 2018-19 season, which include operas by Bizet, Wagner, Donizetti, Saint-Saens, Puccini, Cilea and Poulenc plus a new work, "Marnie," by Nico Muhly. (You can also see and hear the season trailer in the YouTube video at the bottom.)
Here is a link to a very positive review of "Aida" — Anna Netrebko as Aida is on the left in the photo by Sara Krulwich for The New York Times — by senior music critic Anthony Tommasini that appeared in The New York Times:
Here is a link to a synopsis and cast list, which can be printed out:
Here is a link to other information about the production of "Aida," including photos and audiovisual clips:
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Facebook was trying to work out a $3 billion deal to purchase Snapchat that just never came to fruition – so what's a billionaire to do?…he design a competing App to rival the opposition, codenamed Slingshot. Although both of these Apps work very similar, they do have their differences.
Privacy concerns are at an all-time high – people do not want their pictures floating around in cyberspace indefinitely – with kidnappings, stalking, and child porn at an all-time high, little Suzy may look cute in her bathing suit, but do you really want a pedophile viewing and possibly tracking her down via her picture? Snapchat put a stop to those kinds of activities by allowing you to set a timer on the photo before you sent it out to friends – after its 'time was up,' the photo would be deleted from Snapchat's servers and never could be seen again. Reminds me of the 'Mission Impossible' TV show…this tape will self-destruct in 10 seconds. The first of May, Snapchat expanded their services and added "Chat" for real-time conversations as well as face-to-face meetings.
Facebook Creative Labs just introduced their version of Snapchat, called Slingshot, and is very much like the original Snapchat, but in different in its own right. When you 'sling' a picture or video to your friend(s), before they can view your sent item, they must 'sling' something back to you. When your friend 'slings' something back to you, they are, in essence, letting the picture or video know that it is them and they have permission to view the sent item. Once you receive and view the item sent, then you can comment on them, share new items, draw or type on the item and send it back – once you receive and item and swipe it away, it is gone for good. You can 'sling' your item to one person or a group of people all at once.
Slingshot allows you to wait a while if you are not ready to sling something back right away…look when you want, as they will be available until you swipe them away. Get as creative as you want by adding captions or drawings – the only limit is your imagination. The App is compatible with Android versions of either Jelly Bean or KitKat. Give us a holler on our Google+ Page and 'sling' us your opinion on Facebook's new App, Slingshot – is it really new or different…as always we would love to hear from you.


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Schools should open in holidays to help poor families, says report
Report shows how families with money problems struggle during the school holidays - and urges schools to open to help out.
While many parents look forward to the school holidays, new research shows they can place huge strain on families already struggling through poverty.
A study by the Child Family Action Group in Scotland (CPAG) reveals the extra pressures some mums and dads feel when schools close.
With the Christmas holidays now underway, parents say they feel guilty when they can't afford to provide the same holiday experiences, toys, trips and memories as their peers.
The study concluded that schools should be open at the weekend to help families out.
One parent described how "You kind of feel disappointed with yourself because you are not meeting up with their needs. It's not that we don't want to go out but when we do all these things it has to come down to money.
"You are living just to survive not to actually live a valued life. You just have to live through each day and thank god it's one less. You feel like, what a shame."
The pressures low income families face are magnified during school holidays
Another added "It's worse at Christmas when it's cold and I have to put more money in my gas to heat my house. When the kids are in school I don't use my heating and I save it for them coming home to a warm house and getting up with heat in the mornings."
Parents say that too often the extra costs of feeding children when free school lunches are no longer available puts real strain on already overstretched family finances.
Lack of affordable childcare also leads some parents to reduce working hours, putting further pressure on already limited incomes.
Many families report borrowing money during holidays to pay for the additional costs of heating, clothing as well as uniform for the next school term.
The research was commissioned by Glasgow Life, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and the Glasgow Centre for Population Health to inform a working group tasked with improving holiday provision for Glasgow families.=
A series of recommendations for action are made, including using dormant school facilities to provide holiday activities and providing free, healthy lunches.
This chimes in with a charity pilot project in Ibrox and Irvine, revealed recently by TFN, which will next year see schools opening at weekends and holidays to feed families in need.
John Dickie, director of CPAG, said: "The pressures low income families face are magnified during school holidays. It's harder for parents to juggle work and childcare and it's harder to feed, clothe and keep children warm, never mind give them the kind of holiday experience better off families take for granted.
"We are delighted that Glasgow Life and its partners are looking at how to improve existing highly valued holiday and childcare provision in the city, but this report must now be essential reading across Scotland for every level of government and for all those providing services to families".
6th January 2016 by Ian Davidson
A welcome and long overdue initiative. School holidays are too long anyway for most families especially the summer hols. For children living in poverty and/or troubled families, long holidays are a threat to their material & emotional well-being. This is a topic on which the Scottish Government can do more so hopefully we will see further practical proposals for action in 2016!


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|Hello everyone,
It is my great pleasure to announce reViSiT v1.3 Pro, delivering a huge step forward in tracker usability – making reViSiT not only much easier to use but also much easier to learn, without compromising the fluid user experience already enjoyed by reViSiT's more-practiced composers!
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[ADD] Info Bar ('?') - graphical representation of data,
with visual guidelines and mouse interaction.
[ADD] Intelligent effects browser, with effect menu,
visual guidelines and mouseable parameter scales.
[ADD] Command menu for both mouse users (right-click)
and keyboard novices (Menu key / Alt), with
underlined mneumonics + keyboard shortcuts.
[ADD] Mouse drag & drop (move/copy,overwrite/insert/mix)
(see status bar when dragging for details).
[ADD] Auto-scroll for mouse selection and dragging.
[MOD] Minor changes to input handler.
[MOD] Selected additional keys now user-definable.
[MOD] Shift-tab goes to 1st column, then previous track.
[MOD] New memory management for active notes.
[MOD] Channel volume now affects MIDI volume.
[MOD] Status bar redesigned to accomodate info switch.
[MOD] reViSiT ident now triggers menu.
[FIX] Mousing beyond Channel 64 causing crash.
[FIX] Help bar sometimes not greyed out losing focus.
[FIX] Mousing over help bar heavy on CPU.
[FIX] Delay after help bar closed, before redisplay.
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|Oh, that reminds me of a bug that's been around for a while, but somewhat small so I tend to forget it (or work around).
It looks like you're holding up your P! :P
P should give an [E x] note but doesn't do so, even tho it's been defined like that in the keyboard configuration.
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|Yeah, small niggle - a < sign in the code, rather than a <=. It'll be fixed, come the next release.
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i love this news realese
but a little think
in, zoom in mode , if i make selection with mouse impossibly to select sub ticks ,only 1/16 note selectable ,not under.
and the interpolation don't works in sub ticks (alt x)
a question you never mind to create a standalone application ?? with vsti and fx (for me modular environment is the best ), an aodix with sampler integrated ??
thx for all
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|very nice release!
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|Thanks for all the nice feedback! However, there was a bug in the initial 1.3, with selecting all and drag-n'drop - I've fixed and uploaded a new version, so everyone who downloaded before 23:12 20/12/09 should re-download the version now there.
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Thanks for all the nice feedback! However, there was a bug in the initial 1.3, with selecting all and drag-n'drop - I've fixed and uploaded a new version, so everyone who downloaded before 23:12 20/12/09 should re-download the version now there.
the sub ticks selection don't work , interpolation too (alt x) ,i have download to day, i was try with renoise ,reaper, and aodix is same think
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|reViSiT doesn't currently support sub-row selection - only selection of main rows. I will be adding this feature when I get the chance.
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chrisnash - 2009-12-21 1:36 PM
reViSiT doesn't currently support sub-row selection - only selection of main rows. I will be adding this feature when I get the chance.
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|But you know, UK is covered in snow, so the next update may take a while.. ^^
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|Ehrm, could that ALT (or was it ALT keyup?) to trigger that popup menu go away? It's annoying.. :P
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|Critical bug alert!
I'm working on a large project (8 minutes) with about 18 FM8 instances, and all of a sudden cubase's tempo changes are not interpreted well by revisit. If you do a curved tempo change, then revisit messes up the speed, it sounds like fast forward, and it plays the wrong notes. Like, playing notes that were already played. I don't know why it happened. Last night everything went well, this morning I restarted cubase: bug galore. I restarted the PC, still bug galore. I made a new midi track and some mouse drawn tune in cubase itself, and it works ok with tempo changes. Conclusion: revisit somehow messes up the tempo it receives, and I don't know why or how. Next thing I'll be trying is to wipe the revisit instance (I saved a revisit project file) and reload it.. maybe just this instance is buggered.
heh, I just watched revisit while playing, you know what happens? :D
When a tempo curve in cubase is like this: ''''\___ then during the ramp the row highlighter (and thus the playback) goes *up*! Backwards in time.
With a ___/''''' ramp, during the ramp the row counter moves faster.
It's almost as if due some bug revisit sees these tempochanges as deltas rather than absolute values or something. Very strange.
Aah, now I understand why I didn't have this bug last night! I worked with a constant tempo, recorded the midi data from revisit and applied the tempo changes onto the midi tracks while revisit wasn't playing. So, the bug is consistent and easy to reproduce.
(and, when you fix it: reall really get rid of this ALT key for that n00b-proof popup. To say the least, last night my studio was no place for religious people :D)
Edited by CS_TBL 2009-12-24 3:04 PM
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|Doh! This is a *stupid* bug - I disabled the PPQ-based sync in an earlier debug session, forcing reViSiT to sync using sample position, which means that tempo changes could not be correctly supported. Someone else reported similar problems in Reaper, so this might be the same issue, but it could just as likely be what prompted me to make the change - so no guarantee on that one.
I will release 1.3.1 in the coming weeks, with this fixed and, hopefully, subrow selections included.
'Hope everyone had a good Christmas break! Thanks CS_TBL, for the bug report and the festive tune.
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Police say the shooting happened at around 4:55 p.m. Two people were shot. One of the victims was pronounced dead at the scene and the other sustained non-life threatening injuries, according to police. Both victims were men.
Police say the deceased was 37-year-old Reginald Williams. The other victim is 18 and is in stable condition at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Police are still trying to identify the shooter. They are also trying to determine if the shooting is related to a shooting that injured a man about an hour before at Riverchase Apartments on North 2nd Street. In that case, the 22-year-old victim was uncooperative with police and did not want to prosecute the person who shot him. That victim is also in stable condition at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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An internationally acclaimed artist will perform an intimate show at St Albans' Bowery Theatre this weekend.
Isaiah Firebrace, winner of the eighth season of The X Factor Australia will perform his Live and Beyond concert for 200 people on Sunday.
While well known in Australia, Firebrace became popular worldwide after he performed in the 2017 Eurovision song contest grand final with his single,
Don't Come Easy.
Having just completed shows in Europe and the Sydney Opera House, Firebrace is embarking on a series of more intimate shows.
While in Brimbank, he visited Copperfield College, where he spoke of his journey and encouraged students to follow their dreams.
A few lucky people will have the chance to take the stage with the star on Sunday.
On the day of the performance, a limited number of people will have the opportunity to work with Firebrace and learn his new song,
Spirit. They'll then be invited to perform it with him on stage during the concert.
Firebrace has a strong connection with his indigenous heritage and his concert marks the start of NAIDOC week in Brimbank.
Brimbank mayor Lucinda Congreve said it was exciting to welcome such a well-known and inspirational artist to Brimbank.
"Isaiah's visit during NAIDOC Week helps shine a light on our indigenous communities' strong spiritual and cultural connection to the land," she said. "NAIDOC Week is a celebration for all Australians."
For more information and tickets visit: bowerystacc.com.au/events/isaiah-firebrace-live-and-beyond


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For nearly 100 days, more than 500 Dutch pastors—as well as some from across the continent and the Atlantic—across denominations gathered in Bethel Church for a continuous worship service. Why? To protect a refugee family from deportation.
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The Dutch government is generally prohibited from interrupting religious services, so the Protestant congregation kept extending their gathering during the debate over family asylum or kinderpardon.
[Last week,] officials agreed to allow the Armenian family at Bethel—along with 700 others who have lived in the country for more than a decade—to have their cases reviewed again rather than face immediate expulsion.
Christian leader Axel Wicke was closely involved with the planning and execution of the hundreds of hours–long service. Some of Wicke's elderly church attendees told him that they stopped by the service in the middle of the night when they woke up and couldn't go back to sleep.
"I'm now quite familiar with who of my parish members are night people," he said.
Wicke found the experience transformative for his own spiritual life but also said it offered a profound picture of Christianity for people with little knowledge of the religion.
"The reason why we did this was quite sad or depressing … but it was also a really big gift to this parish and to the church in the Hague," said Wicke. "I still get messages along the line, 'Finally, I know why there is a church.' It was a very fundamental way of recognizing, 'That's what the church is for.'"
Wicked joined digital media producer Morgan Lee and editor in chief Mark Galli to discuss how the past couple months changed his views on prayer, how to figure out the logistics of a continuous 24/7 church service, and what type of impact this might have on the Christian community in the Netherlands long-term.
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One man Scottish play heads for summer on Broadway
A one-man Macbeth starring Alan Cumming and staged by the National Theatre of Scotland is to enjoy a summer run on Broadway.
The production had its premiere at the Tramway, in Glasgow, in June and then played at the Lincoln Centre Festival in New York. Ken Davenport, an independent producer, will present the show for 73 performances from April.
Neil Murray, of the National Theatre of Scotland, said that it was a unique event. "We believe that this will be the first time that Shakespeare's Scottish play will have been performed by a Scottish actor and a Scottish company on Broadway," he said.
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FCS Expert-in-Residence
The Margaret Ritchie School of Family and Consumer Sciences is committed to providing all U of I students and members of the greater Moscow-Pullman community the opportunity to engage in hands-on training in the areas of nutrition, cooking and baking, sewing and clothing repair, child development and parenting, family dynamics, and personal/family finance.
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Create your own custom cookies just in time for Valentine's Day. You will learn how to make a delicious sugar cookie that will hold its shape, tips to make and color royal icing, and instructions on creating hearts, roses and striping.
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Mont-Saint-Michel, La Caserne
Mont-Saint-Michel, La Caserne
Good plan to visit Mont-Saint-Michel without much walking. If you are gourmet, offer yourself a meal at La Ferme Saint Michel, a restaurant specialized in pre-salted lamb and local gastronomy. Your reservation by phone (at 0233584679) will give you free access to a site surrounded by trees on the large private parking of the restaurant via a code that will be provided. The very good plan is to arrive in the morning, park in the car park, order packed lunches to discover the bay and the Mont (proposed by the restaurant) and reserve a table for the evening. +: discovery of the gastronomy, discovery package of the restaurant (59 € a day: packed lunch, audioguide bay and village, fast-track ticket and guided tour of the Abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel, dinner at the restaurant - View website) Other information: free shuttles at 100m, 30min walk from the Mont, Wi-Fi available at the restaurant, bike rental, PS: water and electricity (on request, specify when calling). The exit of the area of La Caserne gives rise to a right of passage perceived by the community of 9 € for any camper. Although suffered by the restaurant, this inconvenience will be mitigated as a souvenir will be offered.
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