Sesquialtera
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Search online for balsa wood, which should be available in 38mm x 38mm.
Work out the measurements you need (you may need to cut/saw to size) then glue pieces together with wood glue.
You will also need a tough non-slip material on both top and bottom to stop the bench sliding off!
Hope this is helpful.
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Fine for me too. (Apple Mac)
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10 hours ago, Vox Humana said:
The use of 'comprises' in the disclaimer is just as bad: "The information displayed about this property comprises a property advertisement." A body comprises its parts, not vice versa.
Also the incorrect use of 'it's' in at least three places.
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Darius, thank you for your recital today and indeed for the introductions to each piece. Disappointing though that we couldn't see you working instead of the static picture of the Town Hall and the organ case. I overlooked the time, so caught it about an hour later. Was that perhaps the reason for the static picture?
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3 hours ago, wolsey said:
Beautiful tributes to this much-loved organist! A joy to hear. Happy Birthday Dame Gillian!
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Congratulations to Wayne Marshall, who has been awarded the OBE in the New Year's Honours List, for Services to Music.
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Merry Christmas, everyone.
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27 minutes ago, Martin Cooke said:
Yes, very exciting - by Stuart Nicholson. It's in the second volume of Novello's Noel series - red cover.
Thank you!
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1 hour ago, undamaris said:
Just watched the Southwell Minster Carol service online - and wonderful it was! I was wondering why the screen organ has been wrapped in plastic? I can't find any mention of building work happening in the church on their website or anywhere else - mind you, that could be because I'm a Luddite...
New to me was the interesting arrangement of 'Ding Dong! Merrily on high'. Anyone know who wrote it?
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All Saints' Church in Mackworth, Derbyshire has been destroyed by fire this evening and with it the pipe organ built in 1870 by Lloyd and Dudgeon of Nottingham.
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1 hour ago, SteveBarker77 said:
From Brownes Facebook page this afternoon:
The perfect way forward!
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24 minutes ago, sbarber49 said:
Very sad indeed. I agree that I'd miss this forum if it were to disappear.
I would too.
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Thanks Tony. Very unusual and varied selection of music.
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On the Magle Forum there is a two-page thread 'Les cloches de Hinckley' that was begun by jhnbrbr on Jul 15 2009 and ended on Jun 17 2013 with a post by Ruralista.
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18 hours ago, John Robinson said:
I agree. I'm not being flippant, I really am not, but where organs are on a gallery at the west end of the nave, why can't the seats (or even pews) be turned around. I should mention, I suppose, that as I am an atheist the organ is far more important to me than an altar.
Perhaps a compromise, such as what is frequently found in the Netherlands: seating in the nave facing the middle aisle; side on to both altar and organ.
In answer to your question, though, I suppose we usually only ever see the back of conductors!
Hallgrimskirkja in Reykjavik have the problem sorted. The backs of the seats there adjust, to enable the congregation/audience to face either east or west, depending on service or recital.
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...... 'voix celeste el. dyl.' ....... voix celeste eller dylikt ...... voix celeste or something similar.
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