~[MUSIC]J.S. Bach, Volume 2 by A. Schweitzer d1965-mtf

[Mozartjr]

I'm typically the one who updates the MW...sometimes it's difficult with so many links and singing vs. music, etc. So my apologies if I have not been as on board as I should have been as the BC.
Mozartjr

[barbara2]

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Well folks, thank you for your help and patience. This is my last shot at understanding my job:


I PL files that are readings. Some of these will need an annotation in the Notes column - "PL OK for now, but missing music. Will need a final spot PL."

I also PL the files labelled "Music" and those labelled "Singing". The links to these files will appear in the "Listen URL" column.

I do not PL the piano recordings intended for the singer, which are the links that appear only in the "Notes" column.


Best,

Barbara

[Mozartjr]

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Well folks, thank you for your help and patience. This is my last shot at understanding my job:


I PL files that are readings. Some of these will need an annotation in the Notes column - "PL OK for now, but missing music. Will need a final spot PL."

I also PL the files labelled "Music" and those labelled "Singing". The links to these files will appear in the "Listen URL" column.

I do not PL the piano recordings intended for the singer, which are the links that appear only in the "Notes" column.


Best,

Barbara

That sounds correct to me.
Mozartjr

[kristakz]

I have uploaded the final piano section - This link should be added to the notes for section 102, so the voice recording can be completed.

https://librivox.org/uploads/mightyfelix/jsbach2_102_piano.mp3 0:22

[mightyfelix]

I have uploaded the final piano section - This link should be added to the notes for section 102, so the voice recording can be completed.

https://librivox.org/uploads/mightyfelix/jsbach2_102_piano.mp3 0:22

Done!

[ChrisGreaves]

I have uploaded the final piano section -

Hi. I am not ignoring you-all. I have d/l the piano piece for 102.
I am waiting for my neighbours to finish chain-sawing their 53-foot trailer loads of logs outside my new windows.
Should be done Real Soon Now, although I have no idea how they caught me d/ling that small Mp3 track!
Cheers, Chris

[ChrisGreaves]

Done!

https://librivox.org/uploads/mightyfelix/jsbach_102-voice_schweitzer.mp3
Done too!
Cheers, Chris

[barbara2]

Done!

https://librivox.org/uploads/mightyfelix/jsbach_102-voice_schweitzer.mp3
Done too!
Cheers, Chris

PL OK. Just needs Chris's first attempts to be edited out when integrating the files.

Best,

Barbara

[ChrisGreaves]

PL OK. Just needs Chris's first attempts to be edited out when integrating the files.

Hi Barbara.

You are correct in that when recording the singing parts I am in the habit of recording a continuous set of audio, and stopping only when I feel comfortable that (usually) the latest is Good Enough For Government Work (grin), at which time I delete the preceding elements, leaving just the final cut behind.

If now you look at the text for 102, in particular the scores for 107, 108a, 108b and 108c you may notice a slight change between 107 and 108a; it's OK, I don't read musical scores, but my eyes can see that there is a slight difference.
So in theory at any rate there ought to be an audible difference between my two chunks that lie between 00:00 and 04:30.

I confess that I did not leave at least a 1-second gap between my 108a and 108b; that is, there ought to be a gap immediately after 04:30.

There are many reasons why the two chunks may sound the same; amongst them :-
(a) Krista may have recorded the score incorrectly (although I doubt that. I am more certain that I have mis-heard what she recorded!)
(b) My ears may not have picked up the difference between 107 and 108a
(c) My brain/voice may not have repeated the difference between 107 and 108a

Might you please go back and listen to the MP3 again while staring at the score for 107 and 108a?
If the two chunks really do sound the same to you (hence "Chris's first attempts"), then they will also sound the same to the audio book's listener, and I should clear this up. Especially as this is an audio-book, and a blind reader will not have access to the printed score.

At this stage in the text Schweitzer is making a point about the difference between versions, so we have to make those differences audible!

Thanks, Chris

[barbara2]

PL OK. Just needs Chris's first attempts to be edited out when integrating the files.

Hi Barbara.

You are correct in that when recording the singing parts I am in the habit of recording a continuous set of audio, and stopping only when I feel comfortable that (usually) the latest is Good Enough For Government Work (grin), at which time I delete the preceding elements, leaving just the final cut behind.

If now you look at the text for 102, in particular the scores for 107, 108a, 108b and 108c you may notice a slight change between 107 and 108a; it's OK, I don't read musical scores, but my eyes can see that there is a slight difference.
So in theory at any rate there ought to be an audible difference between my two chunks that lie between 00:00 and 04:30.

I confess that I did not leave at least a 1-second gap between my 108a and 108b; that is, there ought to be a gap immediately after 04:30.

There are many reasons why the two chunks may sound the same; amongst them :-
(a) Krista may have recorded the score incorrectly (although I doubt that. I am more certain that I have mis-heard what she recorded!)
(b) My ears may not have picked up the difference between 107 and 108a
(c) My brain/voice may not have repeated the difference between 107 and 108a

Might you please go back and listen to the MP3 again while staring at the score for 107 and 108a?
If the two chunks really do sound the same to you (hence "Chris's first attempts"), then they will also sound the same to the audio book's listener, and I should clear this up. Especially as this is an audio-book, and a blind reader will not have access to the printed score.

At this stage in the text Schweitzer is making a point about the difference between versions, so we have to make those differences audible!

Thanks, Chris

Thanks for explaining that so clearly Chris. I've had very intermittent access to the internet and pounced without considering.... There the connection goes again. A new router is on the way.

Best,

Barbara

[barbara2]

Done!

https://librivox.org/uploads/mightyfelix/jsbach_102-voice_schweitzer.mp3
Done too!
Cheers, Chris

Chris, considering all the errors I have made, it is with trepidation that I suggest that the two "dreimal verleugen" need to be re-recorded. The two syllables of the first "leugnen" should be sung on the same note. And both "dreimal verleugnens" sound identical (perhaps you accidentally deleted the correct second version?).

Best,

Barbara

[barbara2]

Hi, I need more help!

Section 101, Ch 35 Pt 2 Music is labelled "Ready for PL":

Section 101 Ch 35 Pt 2 Music p406a, p406b, p406c, p407a, p407b, p408a, p408b, p408c, p408d, p408e, p409a,

But the "Listen URL" link to Section 101 (jsbach2_102_piano.mp3) is for the music to Chris's Section 102.

Best,

Barbara

[Mozartjr]

Hi, I need more help!

Section 101, Ch 35 Pt 2 Music is labelled "Ready for PL":

But the "Listen URL" link to Section 101 (jsbach2_102_piano.mp3) is for the music to Chris's Section 102.

Best,

Barbara

My apologies, that was my fault. I accidentally put that one in the wrong section. So, unless I have missed something, (which is possible,) I do not see where Krista uploaded Section 102 yet.
Mozartjr

[kristakz]

Music for section 64 has been uploaded
https://librivox.org/uploads/mightyfelix/jsbach2_64_schweitzer.mp3 2:39

(and you are correct, I have not uploaded section 102 yet.)

[kristakz]

Music for section 67 has been uploaded for PL.

https://librivox.org/uploads/mightyfelix/jsbach2_67_schweitzer.mp3 1:38