Category: !General
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teachingmusic rss feed routing to my facebook status
For my post-tonal (musth 212) and MaxMSP (mmp 242) students, I’m sending an rss feed of the blog to my facebook page. New posts should show up as status updates from me. Depending on what you check most often, these facebook status updates could be more convenient for you. You can friend me, or just…
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(musTh211) A Better Way to Keep Up With this Blog
I mentioned subscribing to this blog’s RSS feed in class a couple of times, and I know some of you are already doing this. But I think that most of you probably aren’t making use of this feature, and it really is one of the cool and very helpful aspects of using a blog to…
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View my calendar online
Under the “GENERAL INFORMATION” header on the right I’ve posted a link to my online calendar. (Use command-click or right-click to open in a new window.) If you have a Google account, you can subscribe to my calendar, and can make it appear alongside yours when you’re logged in. Alas, you can’t tell what I’m…
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Performance at BSU Art Museum
If you have the opportunity, this Sunday Jesse Allison and I will be performing one of the exhibits in the “Engaging Technology” exhibition at the BSU Art Museum. The piece, Messa di Voce, generates real-time animation in response to vocal or other sound input. The performers can use their shadows to interact with the real-time…
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Signing up for a WordPress Account
Some people have asked me about how to sign up for a WordPress account (needed for posting comments to the blog). You can download the following document with some screen shots of the pages to help navigate. <wordpressSignup.pdf>
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Music Theory 2 is up-to-date
I’ve posted all the current and past assignments, along with links to download previous lecture notes, for Music Theory 2 (musth 112). More features will come as I have time catch up with transferring my Computer Music 1 class.
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Welcome! How to use this blog…
Welcome to Teaching Music. This blog is primarily intended for Ball State University School of Music students in my Music Theory and Computer Music classes. It replaces most of my Blackboard (my.bsu.edu) sites, except for the online Gradebook features. Other users are welcome to read, but you can’t leave comments. To make the site useful…