30 Years of Ragtime

[ragtimebill]

Hello, fellow piano technicians,

This may not be the time or the place, but nevertheless I am going to
do a little shameless self-promotion for my CD project. It has taken
30 years to come up with, and it is highly unlikely there will be a
sequel. And, it is full of piano music you have never heard before.

If that interests you, please visit http://members.aol.com/ragtimebill
and check it out.

Thanks for your indulgence...

RAGards,

Bill Rowland
Broken Arrow, OK

[TimeTraveler]

Post by ragtimebill
Hello, fellow piano technicians,
This may not be the time or the place, but nevertheless I am going to
do a little shameless self-promotion for my CD project. It has taken
30 years to come up with, and it is highly unlikely there will be a
sequel. And, it is full of piano music you have never heard before.
If that interests you, please visit http://members.aol.com/ragtimebill
and check it out.
Thanks for your indulgence...
RAGards,
Bill Rowland
Broken Arrow, OK

Far out. You're quite a composer and player. /Artistic/ is a lovely rag. Very
relaxing. And as a rag should, it gently tickles the little gray cells. :)
I'll pass the word on to a friend of mine who also loves ragtime.

Are you using Cakewalk or Sonar? You might drop a post about this at
cakewalk.audio and or cakewalk.coffeehouse Heck, join in the conversations.

[ragtimebill]

Post by TimeTraveler
Far out. You're quite a composer and player. /Artistic/ is a lovely rag. Very
relaxing. And as a rag should, it gently tickles the little gray cells. :)
I'll pass the word on to a friend of mine who also loves ragtime.
Are you using Cakewalk or Sonar? You might drop a post about this at
cakewalk.audio and or cakewalk.coffeehouse Heck, join in the conversations.
--
Regards,
TimeTraveler

Actually, I use Encore. It is great for scoring and publishing but its
midi tools leave something to be desired.

Thanks for the kind words!

-Bill

[TimeTraveler]

Post by ragtimebill

Post by TimeTraveler
Far out. You're quite a composer and player. /Artistic/ is a lovely rag.
Very
relaxing. And as a rag should, it gently tickles the little gray cells. :)
I'll pass the word on to a friend of mine who also loves ragtime.
Are you using Cakewalk or Sonar? You might drop a post about this at
cakewalk.audio and or cakewalk.coffeehouse Heck, join in the conversations.
--
Regards,
TimeTraveler

Actually, I use Encore. It is great for scoring and publishing but its
midi tools leave something to be desired.
Thanks for the kind words!
-Bill

For engraving scores I use /Overture./

[ragtimebill]

Post by TimeTraveler
For engraving scores I use /Overture./
--
Regards,
TimeTraveler

I have not tried Overture, but have used Encore for over ten years.
For an example of its printed output, I have made the first two pages
of my "Chimney Creek Rag" available for download at
http://members.aol.com/ragtimebill/CCRag.pdf and invite you to see what
the package can do. I have used the tool for scores for concert band,
too, and the first page of Eubie Blake's "Fizz Water" is at
http://members.aol.com/ragtimebill/FizzBand1.pdf.

-Bill

[TimeTraveler]

Post by ragtimebill

Post by TimeTraveler
For engraving scores I use /Overture./
--
Regards,
TimeTraveler

I have not tried Overture, but have used Encore for over ten years.
For an example of its printed output, I have made the first two pages
of my "Chimney Creek Rag" available for download at
http://members.aol.com/ragtimebill/CCRag.pdf and invite you to see what
the package can do. I have used the tool for scores for concert band,
too, and the first page of Eubie Blake's "Fizz Water" is at
http://members.aol.com/ragtimebill/FizzBand1.pdf.
-Bill

Well, we've both got what we need. :) Here's an Overture example:
http://heartsofmusic.com/drisi/images/AmericanSahara01.pdf