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bengeorge
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Hello,
I wrote this program to fill a gap I saw:
http://www.box.net/shared/zg87vhsvdp
box.net/shared/zg87vhsvdp
The program is called Solfeggionation. It allows the student of chant to quickly tap out the pitches of a Gregorian chant without having to figure out how the scale is supposed to map onto a piano keyboard. Also, it allows transposition of the pitch. You can mouse click directly on the Gregorian note, or you can type the key substitute below. (It’s pretty clear when you start it up what you’re supposed to do.)
I have found this program to be very helpful to me, I have been able to figure out chants that I don’t think I otherwise would have been able to figure out.
The program is compatible with Mac OS 10.4 and higher. I offer it freely, as long as it is not resold.
Please comment if you like it, or even if you don’t.
AMDG,
Ben George
I wrote this program to fill a gap I saw:
http://www.box.net/shared/zg87vhsvdp
box.net/shared/zg87vhsvdp
The program is called Solfeggionation. It allows the student of chant to quickly tap out the pitches of a Gregorian chant without having to figure out how the scale is supposed to map onto a piano keyboard. Also, it allows transposition of the pitch. You can mouse click directly on the Gregorian note, or you can type the key substitute below. (It’s pretty clear when you start it up what you’re supposed to do.)
I have found this program to be very helpful to me, I have been able to figure out chants that I don’t think I otherwise would have been able to figure out.
The program is compatible with Mac OS 10.4 and higher. I offer it freely, as long as it is not resold.
Please comment if you like it, or even if you don’t.
AMDG,
Ben George