[CAUT] Hardness of termination vs string breakage (was Re: restrung D)

Fred Sturm fssturm at unm.edu
Wed Apr 25 18:15:00 MDT 2007


On 4/24/07 8:39 PM, "Ted Sambell" <edward.sambell at sympatico.ca> wrote:

> I think Fred has it right. In fact I did dress the capo bars to a V as
> described by Ric, so we are probably not that far apart. I will try to
> obtain Ed McMurrow's book; actually I read it many years ago but cannot
> recall specific details. It is not in the Schaff catalogue, and deserves to
> be at least as much as many of the titles there. I do remember that some of
> his ideas were controversial and perhaps unproven. Innovation is not
> necessarily synomynous with substance, but should certainly be encouraged
> anyway, as the innovator is more likely to produce some enduring work.
> 
> Ted Sambell
Hi Ted,
    Ed McMorrow's book has been out of print for maybe 20 years (or, more
accurately, it was printed once about 20 years ago and not since, at least
to the best of my knowledge). A few years back I thought I'd like to get
hold of a copy. No Luck. I just checked the internet, and found you can get
a "rare" copy for $150 - $250.
Regards,
Fred Sturm
University of New Mexico




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