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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 1 May 1997.
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Frogstein and Birdstein, Musical Tails

Frogstein and Birdstein, Musical Tails

alt.ascii-art · 10 messages · 1 May 1997 - 11 May 1997
PeteCasso <pet...@aol.com> ASCII art 1 May 1997 00:00 · permalink

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PeteCasso <pet...@aol.com> ASCII art 6 May 1997 00:00 · permalink
Although I play the piano, I don't know what an alto clef is, you can tell
that my days of taking piano lessons are long, long, long gone. I just did
a search in Encarta and Microsoft Bookshelf, I found the term, but I found
no picture. Makes me wonder, did you or have you studied music? (just
rhetorical question). By the time you explain what it is you might have
drawn it already.

                     Draculstein!
                    Don't play with your pitchfork! 
                   Study music theory!
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pet...@aol.com,UseNet writes:=20
>Although I play the piano, I don't know what an alto clef is, you can=20
>tell=20
>that my days of taking piano lessons are long, long, long gone. I just=20
>did=20
>a search in Encarta and Microsoft Bookshelf, I found the term, but I=20
>found=20
>no picture. Makes me wonder, did you or have you studied music? (just=20
>rhetorical question). By the time you explain what it is you might have=20
>drawn it already.=20
-----=20
the alto clef is not used for the piano.  It's used for viola, some=20
choral arangements, and other various alto instruments.  Though, you=20
may be reffering to a bass clef.  This is the bottom line for piano (in=20
most cases, there's always the times when top switches to bass or=20
bottom switches to treble).  It apears as a backwards "C" with a ":"=20
next to it.  The alto clef is kinda hard to explain...it looks a little=20
like the standard deviation symbol in math, but thinner + a little=20
fancier.=20

I need music ascii please!!!!!!!
-- 
	       **SuperGrrrl**
     
        s o - s e - 1 @ o u . e d u


 "...the sun is gone, but I have a light..."
	      
              --Kurt Cobain--

On Tue, 06 May 1997 21:21:33 -0500, SuperGrrrl <so-...@ou.edu> wrote:

>I need music ascii please!!!!!!!
>-- 
>	       **SuperGrrrl**
>     
>        s o - s e - 1 @ o u . e d u
>
>
> "...the sun is gone, but I have a light..."
>	      
>              --Kurt Cobain--


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there ya go, I hope that is what you wanted.


KJ

llizard <cq5...@freent.toronto.on.ca> ASCII art 9 May 1997 00:00 · permalink

In article <msg...@shadolands.net>,
Vie...@shadolands.net (Viellen) wrote:
> 
> pet...@aol.com,UseNet writes:
> >Although I play the piano, I don't know what an alto clef is, you can
> >tell that my days of taking piano lessons are long, long, long gone.
> >I just did a search in Encarta and Microsoft Bookshelf, I found the
> >term, but I found no picture. Makes me wonder, did you or have you (just
> >studied music? rhetorical question). By the time you explain what it have
> >is you might drawn it already.
> >
> >                      Draculstein!
> >                     Don't play with your pitchfork! 
> >                    Study music theory!
> >                   /
> >                 _==_
> >                 <" )
> >                 <( <)
> >    ,,             ^^
> >   ( "> w 
> >  ,(> )>|  http://members.aol.com/petecasso         
[snip]
> the alto clef is not used for the piano.  It's used for viola, some
> choral arangements, and other various alto instruments.  Though, you
> may be reffering to a bass clef.  

No, I was indeed referring to the alto clef. Pete had a bass clef in his
drawing.

One of my colleagues recently likened reading the alto clef to being
able to speak and read Urdu if English were your first language.  :^D

And to answer the rhetorical question, some of my colleagues would say
categorically that I have not studied music at all, just because I
insist on playing the viola. (And yes, I believe that is yet another
viola joke. If you search the web, you can find pages and pages of viola
jokes.)

Using my web ferret, I found this picture of an alto clef at:

http://hookomo.aloha.net/~khigaki/keynote/ac_drill.htm
Here are some alto clefs (middle C is in the centre line)

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And here are two one line alto clefs:

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 K


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llizard <cq5...@freent.toronto.on.ca> ASCII art 9 May 1997 00:00 · permalink

In article <336...@ou.edu> SuperGrrrl <so-...@ou.edu> wrote:
> 
> I need music ascii please!!!!!!!

Guitar:

 acoustic

          Q
         /|\
       (o\_)=="#
        \| |\
ejm96  ~H| |/
            ~

 electric

                   Q
        ______    /|\
       (_     Z.(o\_)=="#
       __Z        / \
ejm97 |()|        \  \
      |__|        ~   ~

Drums:

       _._   \  O      ___
        | _._ \/ _>   /   \
        |  |  _[_][_]|     |
 ejm97  |  |  \ |  |  \___/
       /|\/|\ ~/|\/|\  /|\

There are more (just a few --little joke there) of the musical things
that I have done. They are on Veronica Karlsson's site. Here is the
specific page.
 
http://www.ludd.luth.se/users/vk/llpages/bigpage/

The music stuff starts about a third of the way down. I hope you find
something you might be able to use. If you do, please leave my initials
in the drawing.

Many thanks to Veronica for letting me post them there.


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                               <     \   <_ |\ |_
      llizard aka ejm        ^^|\  \_/
cq5...@freenet.toronto.on.ca   /  \

SuperGrrrl <so-...@ou.edu> implored earnestly:
>I need music ascii please!!!!!!!

Here's one of mine. I've omitted the clef to keep width < 80 chars.

[ Commemorates an Australian outlaw, his exploits, and his eventual capture.]


                          The Wild Colonial Boy      (Australian Traditional)
                          ---------------------



              D                 Em7/G             A7               D
-#-------,,-------------------------------------------------------------------
         ||                   |                 |                |
-----|\--||------------|---|\-|-----------------|----------------|----------|\
6 #  |   ||o           |   |  |      |\         |                |          |
-----|---||--------|\--|---|--|--@---|----------|----------|-----|----------|-
8   @    ||o       |  @   @   | |    |  |       |          |  |\ |         @
---------||---|----|----------|-|---@---|----|\-|--------- |--|--|--|---|-----
         ||   |   @           | |       |    |  |  |      @   |  |  |   |
---------''---|------------------------@-----|-----|---------@------|---|-----
             @                              @      |   |\          @.__@
                                                 -@----|-
                                                       |
                                                     -@-

   There    was   a  wild col -on- ial boy, Jack Doo-lan was his name;___  Of




    D/F#                 Em                 A7                 D
-#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
                       |                  |                  |
------|----@---@----|\-|------------------|------|\----------|--|-----|----|\-
  #   |   |   |     |  |  @               |  |   |    @      |  |     |    |
------|---|---|-----|--|-|---@---------|\-|--|---|---|-----@-|--|-----|----|--
     @    |/  |    @   | |  |     |    |  |  |  @    |    |  | @.____@    @
-----------------------|-|--|-----|----|--|-@--------|----|--|----------------
                       |    |/    |   @   |               |/ |
---------------------------------@--------------------------------------------


    poor but hon - est  par-ents he   was  born in  Cas - tle - maine.___  He




    D/F#                 Em                  A7                  D
-#-------------------------------------------------------------- -------------
                       |                   |                   |
-----|----@----@----|\-|-------------------|--------|\---------|--|----|---|\-
  #  |   |    |     |  |   @               |   |    |    @     |  |    |   |
-----|---|----|-----|--|--|----@--------|\-|---|----|---|----@-|--|----|---|--
    @    |/   |    @   |  |   |    |    |  |   |   @    |   |  | @.___@   @
-----------------------|--|---|----|----|--|--@---------|---|--|--------------
                       |      |/   |   @   |                |/ |
----------------------------------@-------------------------------------------


   was  his fath - er's  on - ly hope, his   moth-er's pride and  joy;___  So




                        Em7/G               A7                 D
-#-------------------------------------------------------------------------- -
                      |                   |                  |              |
---------------|---|\-|-------------------|------------------|--------------|-
  #            |   |  |       |\          |                  |          .  o|
----------|\---|---|--|---@---|-----------|-----------|------|-----------/--|-
          |   @   @   |  |    |   |       |           |   |\ |          /  o|
-----|----|-----------|--|---@----|----|\-|-----------|---|--|--|----|------|-
     |   @            |  |        |    |  |  |       @    |  |  |    |      |
-----|---------------------------@-----|-----|-----------@------|----|------ -
    @                                 @      |    |\           @.___@
                                           -@-  --|-
                                                  |
                                                -@-

 dear - ly   did  his   par-ents love the  wild col - on-ial   boy.___




2 He was scarcely sixteen years of age when he left his father's home,
  And through Australia's sunny clime a bushranger did roam.
  He robbed those wealthy squatters, and their stock he did destroy,
  A terror to the rich man was the wild colonial boy.

3 In sixty-one this daring youth commenced his wild career;
  With a heart that knew no danger, no foe man did he fear.
  He held the Beechworth mail coach up and robbed Judge Macoboy,
  Who trembling cold gave up his gold to the wild colonial boy.

4 One day as he was riding the mountain side along,
  A-list'ning to that kookaburra's happy laughing song,
  He spied three mounted troopers, Kelly, Davis and Fitzroy,
  A-riding up to capture him, the wild colonial boy.

5 'Surrender now, Jack Doolan, for y'see there's three to one.
  Surrender in the Queen's high name, you daring highway man!'
  But he drew a pistol from his belt and spun it like a toy:
  'I'll fight but not surrender,' cried the wild colonial boy.

6 He fired at Trooper Kelly and brought him to the ground,
  And in return from Davis received a mortal wound;
  All shattered through the jaws he lay still firing at Fitzroy,
  And that's the way they captured him, the wild colonial boy.


                              -- * --


# In verse 3, the 'sixty-one' denotes 1861.

--
John Savage     koala ~ sydney.dialix.com.au     <-- use this address

In article <337...@freent.toronto.on.ca>, 
llizard <cq5...@freent.toronto.on.ca> writes:
> --
>      Hey!           ha         |                    
>      Practice        ha ---%^^,|@@-#=         lizard has a new EMU  
>      really does       ha /  /_|\/.          for her computer-music
>      make perfect!            <   \\/~~~~       set up
>                               <   (_ ~~
>      llizard aka ejm        ^^|\ ./.|     \
>cq5...@freenet.toronto.on.ca   /  \        Awk awk sqwawk


Dear Lizard, the only problem with that very clever @@ for the violin
body and \/ for a crooked arm is that they look irresitably like the
eyes and beak of a large flightless bird such as an emu. A longer violin
and arm might be better proportioned & less ambiguous, if not quite
so stylish and economical.

> --
>      Hey!           ha         |                    
>      Practice        ha ---%^^,|(~)-#=         
>      really does       ha /  /_|'./  
>      make perfect!            <    
>                               <    
>      llizard aka ejm        ^^|\  
>cq5...@freenet.toronto.on.ca   /  \


 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

In article <103240.10May97$a229366@koala>, 
John Savage <koa...@sydney.SUNDIALix.com.au> writes:
>                          The Wild Colonial Boy      (Australian Traditional)
>                          ---------------------
>
>
>
>              D                 Em7/G             A7               D
>-#-------,,-------------------------------------------------------------------
>         ||                   |                 |                |
>-----|\--||------------|---|\-|-----------------|----------------|----------|\
>6 #  |   ||o           |   |  |      |\         |                |          |
>-----|---||--------|\--|---|--|--@---|----------|----------|-----|----------|-
>8   @    ||o       |  @   @   | |    |  |       |          |  |\ |         @
>---------||---|----|----------|-|---@---|----|\-|--------- |--|--|--|---|-----
>         ||   |   @           | |       |    |  |  |      @   |  |  |   |
>---------''---|------------------------@-----|-----|---------@------|---|-----
>             @                              @      |   |\          @.__@
>                                                 -@----|-
>                                                       |
>                                                     -@-

I like your music-layout style.  I haven't got music software that
prints stave notation.  By hand with a bitmap editor is a pain to.
Asci-art within <pre>...</pre> may be the way to go.

I have some song parodies on my web-page and have problems
internationally because not all the tunes are known in non English
speaking ountries.

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                                                            /clam/songs.html:
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trail,he's under the waves all but his tai-ul,I do hope that doggie can swim"

SuperGrrrl <so-...@ou.edu> 11 May 1997 00:00 · permalink
can someone please draw a picture for this quote...
"...the sun is gone, but I have a light..."
Kurt D.  Cobain, Nirvana's lead singer, said it.
 
thanks

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