Didn't know it was possible to have an Apple announcement more anticlimactic than the iPod Hi-Fi announcement.

#YouMightBeATeapot if you are short and stout, you have a handle and a spout, and get all steamed up and shout.

@fusion If that were true, Apple could do some interesting TV ads for Fusion.

"Hi, I'm a Fusion ad"
"and I'm a pop up"

etc...

Here are some canons I wrote:  http://sheridanhaskell.wordpress.com/2013/03/13/counterpoint-exercises-in-mixed-values-and-canon/ …

These are some modal counterpoint exercises in motivic repetition I completed this week:  http://sheridanhaskell.wordpress.com/2013/01/24/two-part-counterpoint-studies-in-motivic-repetition/ …

Me performing a movement of one of Handel's organ concertos https://t.co/0XBKf6E4

Made a few minor corrections to my time-signature/tempo document. http://t.co/ot8Ehili

I completed my little document of baroque time-signature descriptions. Added 18th century metronomic data. http://t.co/o46aiaPf

Dream of mine come true. One of Handel's organ concertos performed on harpsichord: http://t.co/QEcEfXTN

This is me yesterday playing a chaconne by Pachelbel for easter: http://t.co/6GrhSgCk

Is there a reason why Bach's cello suites aren't played with notes inegale? I've always been curious how that might sound.

I'm collecting all the baroque era descriptions of time signatures I can find here. 13 pages. Might find it handy: http://t.co/xA04LYQX

If someone built this instrument, it would make the most viewed YouTube video in no time: http://t.co/o5FcmBYk

An amazing mechanical spinet http://t.co/Df2BzZK7

I didn't know it was possible to make Musica Antiqua Koln sound slow O_O http://t.co/ZZmiHB76

This article explains how continuous vibrato playing was not a universal performance practice until the 1930s or so: http://t.co/AYy1CzNo

Can't read this at the moment but from the abstract, I'm guessing one of the "two sources" is the data from L'Affilard. http://t.co/SIxykW9o

I shared this last week, but this recording of Bach's 3rd overture is led by William Malloch at the "fast" tempo: http://t.co/p5EsoCED

This more recent article by William Malloch argues for the same tempo based on different evidence: http://t.co/UWEmRNb9

This performance of the Hallelujah chorus is played at the same tempo that the Bute barrel organ may have played it at: http://t.co/BSjXXNzc