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Valerie Sutton Date: Thu Feb 24, 2000 8:04 pm Subject: Re: Writing Songs | |||||
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>For the worship we have discussed having a standard interpretation of the >songs. We have been given this advice by someone who started the Deaf >ministry in one of the large London churches. I have thought that >SignWriting would be the ideal transciption scheme (a sort of signed >songbook) simply because HamNoSys and Stokoe notations are more cryptic. At >conventional font sizes they might not be readable in worship situations. >Also they require considerable training to be able to use properly. Based on >success that Ronald H. Dettloff has had in teaching >SignWriting to all ages, including children, in his congregation this is the >way to go. ---------------------------- SignWriting List February 24, 2000 Yes...a SignWriting Song Book is very possible. DanceWriting and SignWriting can be written directly under music notes...we do that in dance quite a lot, but it is very easy to place SignWriting under the notes too... That is not what I am suggesting you do...since most people do not know how to read music.... There is a much easier way to write the "visual rhythm" of signed languages in SignWriting, which I look forward to sharing with you very soon... But just for fun, here is an example of DanceWriting written under the music notes...this is one of many options for writing timing in Sutton Movement Writing... | |||||
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