Proceedings of the Third MNMA Conference

Rotterdam, Netherlands, 1994

Edited by Thomas S. Reed (1999) Paper (228 pp.)

ISBN 0-9638849-3-X, LC 98-68688, ISSN 1094-4486

Contains papers presented at the Third International MNMA Conference held in Rotterdam, Netherlands, 1994.

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Table of Contents
Title	Author	Page
Summary of the Evaluation Committee Report	Douglas Keislar (U.S.A.), Chair, presented by Leo de Vries	1
The Ideas of Paul von Janko in the Computer Age	Peter Roche (England)	15
A Survival Kit	Helen Robinson (England)	19
The Application of the Numbered Singing Name Notation on 6-6 Type Accordions	Yin Zhi Chao (China)	29
New Notes: New Possibilities for Music Teaching	Jean de Buur (Netherlands)	39
Fifth and Relatives	Leo de Vries (Netherlands)	41
Dear MNMA Friends	A. J. Otte (Netherlands)	43
The Question of Pitch versus Function in the Notation of Multiple Divisions	Siemen Terpstra (Netherlands)	47
System of Learning the Staff Visually	Yin Cheng-Liang (China), as read in English by Yang Hui (Sally)	51
The Well-Tempered Clavier in Well-Tempered Music Notation	Albert Brennink (Canada)	61
Streamlining Musical Shorthand	John Asher (England)	85
Translation Between Notation Systems Using Computer Algorithms	Mario Koppers (South Africa)	103
Advances in Computer Transcription into the Klavar Notation	Peter Jackson (Hong Kong)	105
The Six-Six Representation of Music	Thomas S. Reed (U.S.A.)	119
The 6 to 6 Notation (Demonstrated on a 6 to 6 Instrument)	Johannes Beyreuther (Germany)	135
Notation Systems of the Twentieth Century	Chris Childs (Australia)	149
Solfaplus = Solfa plus Chord symbols and Five Chromatic Syllables	Bob Stuckey (England) and Richard Parncutt (England)	151
Guidelines for a Modern Notation in View of Transposing Instruments and Klavar Notation	Johannes Wolf (Austria), trans. from the German by Jean de Buur	165
What Motivates Music Notation Research?	Richard Parncutt (Australia)	175
On the Aesthetic Value of Musical Symbols	Guo Chun Dong (China)	177
Creating a New Notation	Nicolai Alexandrovith Dolmatov (Russia)	181
A Trip to the Klavar Publishers, Near Rotterdam	Thomas S. Reed (U.S.A.)	193
Results of Comparing Notes Test, Rotterdam Conference	Thomas S. Reed (U.S.A.)	195