BrandonN

Chopin, is the better composer, but i believe paganini is the technique master. The guy used to cut 3 of his strings and play his caprices. thats impressive.

actually, in my case, its quite the opposite.

yeah i guess its a common problem. Anyways, thanks for offering the scores, i probibly will ask about them in the future, haha. Thanks for responding. :laugh:

Im really not sure, as i barrowed it from my theory teacher. It was most likly and upgrade. He gave me a serial for 2.1 but it did not work. Anyways, thanks ill contact them and see what they say.

I just recently purchaced auralia 3.0 and i am having trouble with the serial numbers. The one privided was of course the 3.0 serial that came with the program, but it is also saying i need a 2.0 or 2.1 serial number. I do not have either of these. Any ideas?

First off im new here so let me take the time to introduce myself. My name is Brandon and I am 18 years old. I am a college student currently majoring in classical guitar performance, but switching to composition when i transfer to a senior institution. I know about counterpoint and all of that stuff but i still cant derive from that how to write lets say a symphony. I write canons and a few other pieces with counterpoint and what not, but its like i slam into a brick wall when i want to write in more than four parts. I think i just have alot more to learn but i would appreciate some feedback. Anyways, im really happy to have stumbled upon this site, it is filled with talent. Thanks for taking the time to read this if you did, haha. :D