[Smt-talk] McGamut query

Stephen Jablonsky jablonsky at optimum.net
Sun Sep 13 10:07:27 PDT 2009


Yosef,

At our school we require that students in all four levels of  
Musicianship classes own McGamut and use it on a regular basis at  
home. It is also resident in the computers in our Computer Aided  
Instruction Lab so the students can work with it at school as well.  
However, their dictation skills are tested by the melodic and harmonic  
assignments we send them by email each week. They are required to  
enter their results in a notation program (Finale? Sibelius?) and  
return it to the instructor as a PDF file. We send them 8 melodic and  
8 harmonic dictations (composed by yours truly) during the semester  
and also do an occasional activity in class so their process can be  
monitored by the instructor.

Best regards,

Steve

On Sep 12, 2009, at 1:39 PM, Yosef Goldenberg wrote:

> Dear all
>
> The Hebrew University department of musicology is going to start for  
> the first time to work with McGamut for harmony and solfege  
> students. We would like to ask experienced users whether you make it  
> imperative for students to own a personal copy, and whether you use  
> the program for practice only or rather in regular mode to have  
> direct input for grades. Also, in case you deviate from the default  
> features of the program, what changes do you make.
>
> Sincerely
> Dr. Yosef Goldenberg
> Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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Prof. Stephen Jablonsky, Ph.D.
Music Department Chair
The City College of New York
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