Re: Raffaele Calace in Tablature, 3 Volumes
You put a lot of work into this, thank you; I am a note reader (I got degrees and stuff) but every now and then I can't figure out the best way to finger a passage or a chord, and your posting the tab under the notation will help me there. Right now working on Piccola Serenata--don't see that in your collection.
Since I don't really read tab and I taught music theory, I am biased. But I always wonder if tab readers "get" the relationships between and among notes, chords, key changes, etc. On the surface, it looks like "put your finger here," but as a choral director I did some great music from oral traditions without notation, so I am open to be enlightened by some good tabbers.... Tabbists? tabulaturists? tabilluminati?
Jim
Dr James S Imhoff
Boston University
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