User talk:Mezzofortist

Instrument ranges question

Hello, and thanks for uploading the pictures of instrument ranges! I have a question: why are there four notes for the wind instruments? Are the middle two notes the ones that can be played "comfortably", and the outside two notes harmonics? Thanks for the information! --bdesham 23:43, 24 Jan 2005 (UTC)

The normally sized middle two notes show the ususal range that should work in any case. The possibility to play the (outside) little notes usually depends on the kind/quality/type of the instruments and/or players. I designed these graphics mainly to use them in articles about musical instruments, where the range (and so the meaning of the little notes) should be explained separately in the text, too. Greetings Mezzofortist 15:04, 26 Jan 2005 (UTC)

GFDL

Hi Mezzofortist, ich wollte nur sagen, dass die GNU-FDL verlangt, dass man den Autor immer nennt. Das ist bei Image:Violin Details.jpg nicht geschehen. Ich habe es jetzt ergänzt. Bitte immer den Autor angeben! schöne grüsse -- Breeze 20:04, 30 Jan 2005 (UTC)

Bei Image:French_horn.jpg fehlten auch wichtige Angaben, z.B. die Genehmigung des Fotografen. Wäre das deutsche Bild mittlerweile gelöscht worden, hätte man das ohne die Angabe nicht mehr nachvollziehen können und das Bild wäre hier eventuell irgendwann bei Zweifeln gelöscht worden. Kuck dir einfach an, was dort ergänzt worden ist! Bitte immer alles angeben, was geht. --Jon 4 July 2005 14:56 (UTC)

Bassoon pictures

Hello to another bassoonist! I have some photos (taken by User:Gmaxwell, Image:FoxBassoon.jpg and Image:Bassoon-reeds2.jpg) of a bassoon and reeds to replace the ones on English Wikipedia which had no license information. I went to see if other languages' projects had the same photos on them and saw your images. (Nice work on the Fagott article—I wish I knew German well enough to translate it to English! Your reeds look much better than mine, too...) I don't want to just replace your work now that I've seen it on de:, so I thought I would let you choose whether you'd like to or not. Happy playing, Mindspillage 06:39, 31 May 2005 (UTC)

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Vielen Dank für den Tip, habe da jetzt ein wenig aufgeräumt - aber ausgerechnet beim Herodot weiß ich wirklich nicht mehr, wo ich den her habe... selbst photographiert ist er jedenfalls nicht - peinlich, aber dann wird man ihn wohl rausnehmen müssen... LiGrü --<small>Mezzofortist</small> 15:11, 8 August 2006 (UTC)

Needing help for instrument range

I see that you are the one who usually takes care of the instrument range images. I'm currently working on the English-language alto clarinet article; I know the ranges for the instrument but have no clue how to make images of your caliber. Is there any chance you might be able to help me? The written range is from E-flat 3 (optional, otherwise E natural 3) to G natural 6, making its sounding range from G natural 2 to B-flat 5. I understand if you are not able to help me out; thank you for your time and effort. MToolen

Of course i can do it, just give me a few days... --mezzofortist 10:09, 4 January 2007 (UTC)

Hello! I'm in a similar boat as MToolen, above. I'm working on improving the handbell article, and I think it would be greatly improved by one of your snazzy range images! Would you mind working one up? The range is C2 to C9 (big, I know). If you can help, I'd appreciate it! Godofbiscuits 20:35, 27 February 2008 (UTC)

Oboe range

There are two oboe ranges. Wich one is the correct? The files are called Range oboe.png and Oboe range.png. I think the first one is riht.But I'm not sure. answer me in Usuario_Discusión:OboeCrack Thanks Oboe Crack

Range for the virginals

Hi, are you able to help create an image for the musical range of the virginals? I'm a reviewer; the primary editor of the article is Nick Michael, so if you have any questions they should be directed to him. Thanks in advance. — Cheers, JackLee ^–talk– 14:47, 30 May 2008 (UTC), updated 20:51, 30 May 2008 (UTC)

File:Range balalaika.png

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