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From: tut@netcom.com (Bill Tuthill)
Subject: Re: MS MIDI Beethoven
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Roy H. Gordon (royg@netcom.com) wrote:
: ...  Most importantly, there
: is no score to follow along with.  I find this an incredible omission.
: I would have thought this an obvious, almost de rigeur, use of a 660+ MB
: medium as multi-media reference work.

You hit the nail on the head.  Do any of the other MS music CDROMs,
such as Stravinsky or Mozart, provide scores?  Why pay $55 for this
when you could buy both a good CD and score for about $30?