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Tract on Panot. Part 1: Text. (In Form of a Dialogue between Master PAN and Student NOT). Part 2: Examples. (Music Examples in Both Traditional and PANOTation). Part 3: Appendices and Supplements. (Reference Materials in Both Traditional and PANOTation).

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Skapski, George J. – 1992

This document proposes and presents a new concept in music notation. Consisting of three separately-bound parts, the first part presents the rationale for the new musical notation in the form of a dialogue between two people who discuss what the ideal musical notation would be: the subject of unmetered durations and articulations, the…

Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Descriptive Writing, Higher Education, Music Education

Comparing the Effects of Reading and Writing on Writing Performance.

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Tsang, Wai-King – Applied Linguistics, 1996

Compares the effects of an enriched syllabus including extensive reading and frequent writing assignments on English descriptive writing performance at four form levels for Cantonese-speaking students participating in three English programs: (1) regular plus unrelated (mathematics) enrichment; (2) regular plus extensive reading; and (3) regular…

Descriptors: Cantonese, Comparative Analysis, Course Content, Course Objectives