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Saturday, April 13, 2013

How do I empty the contents of the folder on the other?

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Quandary by Alyssa: How to empty contents of a folder into another?

Hi, so I have about 1/3 of my music in a folder labeled “official music” and then I have two thirds of my music in a folder labeled “jazz” I want to empty ALL the artists of jazz into “official music” just so I have less folders. is there a shortcut rather than cutting and pasting?


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Answer by John C
Drag and drop!


Answer by Couman
Just do Ctrl+A to select everything, then either cut-and-paste or drag-and-drop.


Answer by xBladexDragonx
open both folders in a way you can see them both. Like one folder on the left and one on the right. In your Jazz folder, hit CTRL+A on your keyboard, all the music should highlight in blue. Then with your mouse click and hold one of the files and drag it into the “official music” folder. They should all have moved together into the file.


Answer by George H
Click on one of the folders then find the “move this folder” (upper left of you screen). when it ask were …click on the other folder and it will all move there!


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Friday, April 12, 2013

Toccata and Fugue in D minor (the letters on the keyboard) to play that way?

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Quandary from Toni M: How to play toccata and fugue in D minor (with letters on keyboard)?

by letters i mean with ABCD ect. on my keyboard, since i can’t read music yet. if you know of any websites that have this, please, send a link of it my way!  thanks. But if you only know of websites with it written in “music” i wouldn’t mind having a link to that too. 10 points to best answer, and any rude comments will be reported.


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Answer by del_icious_manager
I can’t even be bothered typing a proper answer to this ludicrous question!


Answer by i. jones
You can do “Mary Had a Little Lamb” as:


Bb Ab Gb Ab Bb Bb Bb Ab Ab Ab Bb Bb Bb Bb Ab Gb Ab Bb Bb Bb Bb Ab Ab Bb Ab Gb.


… BWV 565 would take way too much space and be completely useless to you. Have a look and nod your head in agreement … http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0b/Rincgk_02.gif


Answer by mamianka
I agree with my eminent colleagues here – you are BEYOND even talking to about this. Learn to read music, and take organ lessons. Write back in a few years when you can play a CHORALE properly, and then we will talk about major works for the organ.


As a career music educator, I do not consider this comment RUDE – but you probably will, because, like the others, it is the truth. At ten points for each time I am reported. I figure I have 2600 chances to speak my mind.


Answer by tzddean
You can find it here http://imslp.org/wiki/Toccatas_for_Organ%2C_BWV_564-566_%28Bach%2C_Johann_Sebastian%29 but it’s impossible to write the whole thing out in just letters.


Answer by glinzek
You understand that this is a highly complex piece with LOTS of notes? Giving you the Letters will tell you absolutely nothing, as well as taking up a lot of time and space in this forum.


You want somebody to take a few hours to do that — but you don’t want to spend the hours yourself that it would take learning to read. Doesn’t that seem a little one-sided to you?


Glinzek


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