Man you don't even have the article of "Search". - Music-Web Forums

Joshua Yu · #1 16-01-2007, 03:35 PM

I've fixed that, cool?
http://www.music-web.org/wiki/index....edia:Searching

And I have made a short list of recommended pieces.
http://www.music-web.org/wiki/index.php/Masterpieces

MaestroX · #2 16-01-2007, 05:00 PM

There is already a guide for searching for readers in the readers guide:

http://www.music-web.org/wiki/index....uide/Searching

But thanks anyway for making one that will be easily searched

Great Idea to have a "greatest works"/"recommended pieces" list. I'm sure alot of people would like to expand it.

Great stuff

Will Kirk · #3 16-01-2007, 05:47 PM

You need to correct a mistake in your Masterpiece article, Handel wrote Messiah, not Haydn

MaestroX · #4 16-01-2007, 05:57 PM

The magic of wiki software is that anyone can edit

I've corrected it...well spotted

Will Kirk · #5 16-01-2007, 05:57 PM

Originally Posted by MaestroX

The magic of wiki software is that anyone can edit

I've corrected it...well spotted

Oh haha, I should've thought to edit it myself

Thanks Maestro!

Joshua Yu · #6 17-01-2007, 08:30 AM

Guys, I think the current arrangement is not good. It would be better to arrange it by time / styles not formats. I'm sure that those who need this the most won't get ideas for musical formats.

Will Kirk · #7 17-01-2007, 04:11 PM

Originally Posted by Joshua Yu

Guys, I think the current arrangement is not good. It would be better to arrange it by time / styles not formats. I'm sure that those who need this the most won't get ideas for musical formats.

Have you tried out arranging it by time/styles yourself? if not then how do you know it will work better than what we have now?

Ron Ofir · #8 17-01-2007, 05:03 PM

These pieces are not necessarily famous but to have a relatively high value to appreciate.

Other than the obvious lacking word ("seem", between but and to), the second part is not very clear. Did you mean "seem to have a relatively high value", or maybe "seem to have a high value and be much appreciated"?
There's also "* This has also been arrangements for Violin and Piano.", which is just weird. Did you mean "* There have also been arrangements for..." or maybe "* This has been arranged for..."?

Joshua Yu · #9 18-01-2007, 02:16 PM

Originally Posted by Ron Ofir

Other than the obvious lacking word ("seem", between but and to), the second part is not very clear. Did you mean "seem to have a relatively high value", or maybe "seem to have a high value and be much appreciated"?
There's also "* This has also been arrangements for Violin and Piano.", which is just weird. Did you mean "* There have also been arrangements for..." or maybe "* This has been arranged for..."?

I've got a little fix against those points. I'm sorry that I don't know well in English.