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Kittybriton
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[2006-03-27 22:42:34 +0000 UTC]
"Myscha Aiken"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 133; Deviations: 168; Watchers: 22
Watching: 26; Pageviews: 17332; Comments Made: 2411; Friends: 26
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: MagritteFavorite movies: anything I can remember
Favorite bands / musical artists: (the late) David Munrow
Favorite writers: John Donne? Isaac Asimov?
Favorite games: chess
Favorite gaming platform: the table
Tools of the Trade: hands, eyes
Other Interests: constantly changing
# About me
Current Residence: USAFavourite genre of music: Early
Favourite photographer: Henri CartiΓ©r-Bresson - the only one I know
Favourite style of art: surrealist (the original)
Operating System: varies depending on where I am / what I'm doing.
MP3 player of choice: the nearest one
Shell of choice: my own (or Korn)
Wallpaper of choice: show me something
Skin of choice: Clepsydra
Favourite cartoon character: Adam by Michelangelo Buonarotti
Personal Quote: Go where you're sent. Do what you're told. DON'T ASK QUESTIONS.
# Comments
Comments: 67
I came for the lutes, I stayed for the vibrancy and classic picturebook-esque artstuffs.
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You are very kind. I have to say that I'm not so active these days, partly since I have found employment in a field that offers rewards not found elsewhere, and partly because I am disappointed that DA has become somewhat less than when I first joined. Quantity is no substitute for quality, present company excepted.
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Just checking to see if you're still around.Β Β I'm still alive, though regrettably not doing as much as I once did.Β Real life seems more of a burden than it once was.Β Β Everything is a struggle, and more of a struggle every day.
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Still here, albeit a couple of weeks behind.
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I just learned how I can simulate a Valkyrie's hair blowing in the wind. When I get to that point, that is.
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You're the only person I know from whom I could expect a knowledgeable answer to this question:
Listening to some Christmas carols, I get the impression that there was a time, perhaps several centuries ago, when certain modern musical conventions had not yet taken hold -- especially the division of time by powers of two. You know, groups of 4, 8, 16, 32 etc measures, each divided into full- , half-, quarter- , eighth- , sixteenth-notes etc. Certain carols -- "Foom foom foom" [link] may be an example -- seem to ignore that convention, with charming effect, though it makes me a little dizzy to listen to them. Is this an echo of times past?
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Yes, until somewhere around two-to-three hundred years ago, notes were divided by a rule of prolation (which at its height of development, defined major prolation, for an outer rhythm, and minor prolation for an inner rhythm), the prolation being either perfect (three shorter notes to one longer, symbolized by a circle prolation symbol) or imperfect (two shorter notes to one longer, symbolized by a segment of a circle crossed by a vertical line, echoed today by the use of the barred "C" used today for "cut time" (2/2 metre)
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On second thought, I'm not sure that's the difference I'm hearing. Some carols don't seem to respect the rhythmic structure we expect nowadays, at the level of measures and groups of measures. I wish I could say it more precisely, and I wish I could point immediately to a better example.
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Fascinating, thank you so much!
Harking back several decades, I seem to remember a "C", which I was told stood for "common time" or 4/4 meter.
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Any comments on later installments of the Brainchild series? Can't tell whether you're reading...
I really have no idea where the series is headed. If something occurs to me, I write something related to it. I suspect by now I've established enough context so that any number of interesting stories could be written within it.
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I'll try to catch up - been a bit busy
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You. You're on BG. How have I failed to make this connection? It's not like you use vastly different screen handles. xP
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I get around. Haven't been very devious for a while
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Round, round, get around?
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Thanks for pointing out the error in the article. I've deleted the Journal entry.
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What does f.i.a.l. (in your signature) stand for? I can't find it on acronym finder...
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my late father was awarded an honorary Fellowship of the Institutute of Arts and Letters. (As a student he was effectively tricked out of qualifying, so was very proud to be able to put letters after his name).
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thxx for the watch ^^
sorry for the over message...i dont speak weel english
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And a warm Yule to you!
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Thankyou. It actually ended up a very cold one because I got stranded at work by the snow and couldn't get home at all.. 
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Your work is beautiful, and I particularly like the medieval religious iconography. The insular art pieces are gorgeous!
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Thank you for faving my tarot deck 
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Thank you cytricsilverlobo. I share the hope of all IMSLP members that the site can be re-established and rise, like a Phoenix, from its own ashes.
The IMSLP is not just "free beer", for many musicians, it is a VITAL resource, a means to obtain scores that they would not otherwise have access to.
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completely agree, there were scores that maybe we are not going to see again in a looooong time
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I have hope that the site will be reactivated. Some scores will have to be removed, but hopefully once PD compliance is complete there will be no further problems.
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I hope it won't take long, and let's wait until they do the PD bussiness
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hey Myscha!
You are always supporting me.... thank you very much for the fav
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to add the cof icon to your journal, you have to search that deviation... to the right, there's a code, like : thumb2465 : (with no spaces, just an example) and add that code to your journal... it should appear... let me know if you need any further help !
Heidi
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Wow, thats a weird coincidence. I've got a friend who lives on Millionaires Mile. Talk to you soon.
Rob.
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Hello Ms. Kitty, Here are a couple links to animations I made with JB. Maybe you will get a few chuckles from them.:
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Thankyou very much for the links! I'm not thanking you on that comment, because I don't want to loose the comment lest I forget where it is, and thus loose the links
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Dear ~Kittybriton
I am surprised by your comment! YES! I do love architecture and my artworks are influnced by new architecture and art! As I have studied Architecture!
Sorry, I have deletd that image, thenew one is there [link]
Gareezza mean Desire.
Nice meeting you,
Cheers
Wasel
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you are hereby tagged. [ see my last journal entry. ]
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I certainly am. Along with far too many other things to really concentrate. I may never really find out what that baby is capable of.
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To add an icon into your journal :
: iconkittybriton :
(without spaces)
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