These are two themes that I co
 

These are two themes that I composed inspired by Brahms' hungarian dances. The themes are not exactly hungarian dance themes, but they're kind of similar to them.
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~Daniel

Howdy Daniel, Nice work! I
 

Howdy Daniel,

Nice work! I played each theme separately, and they are a bit short by themselves - themes, as you pointed out. However, I had them both open in the 1.9.2 beta, so that I could easily access the tabs, and I had some fun http://www.notation.com/discus/clipart/happy.gif

I started Theme 1 playing, then clicked the tab for Theme 2 so that the score for Theme 2 was on the screen while Theme 1 was playing. As soon as Theme 1 was done, I used "P + click" at the first measure to start Theme 2 playing, so that it directly followed. Then, as it was playing, I clicked the tab for Theme 1 again, and as soon as the last chord played in Theme 2, I did "P + click" in the first measure to set Theme 1 playing again. I didn't change the key of either piece, and it sounded really nice to me played in this sequence in the original keys.

So the order that I played them in (no editing the files) was:

Theme 1 complete
Theme 2 complete
Theme 1 complete

Good stuff! Keep it up!

ttfn,
Sherry

Hi Sherry, Are you saying t
 

Hi Sherry,

Are you saying that you'd like 2.0 to include the playlist/jukebox feature you helped me design? :-)

Cheers
-- Mark

Howdy Mark, Just showing of
 

Howdy Mark,

Just showing off how useful the new tabs for different songs can be http://www.notation.com/discus/clipart/happy.gif

You can go back and forth between songs at any point in the songs this way, too.

ttfn,
Sherry