Comments for steven yi :: music http://www.kunstmusik.com thoughts and experiences Fri, 29 Aug 2008 00:14:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on GTD with KOrganizer/PI by Jeffrey McAnarney http://www.kunstmusik.com/2006/08/25/gtd-with-korganizerpi/#comment-38543 Jeffrey McAnarney Fri, 15 Aug 2008 02:56:07 +0000 http://www.kunstmusik.com/2006/08/25/gtd-with-korganizerpi/#comment-38543 Do you know of any way that the sub todos can be used to automatically update the next item? What I would like to be able to do is to create a project and to set a master due date and to use the sub menu to list my project tasks in sequential order. As one task is complete the next task should automatically become listed in the next item page. I see your workaround, by making the next item due today, but I was wondering if you knew of another way. Thanks. I am pretty new to Linux, as well as GTD, and I appreciate that you took the time to write this. Regards, Jeffrey Do you know of any way that the sub todos can be used to automatically update the next item?

What I would like to be able to do is to create a project and to set a master due date and to use the sub menu to list my project tasks in sequential order. As one task is complete the next task should automatically become listed in the next item page.

I see your workaround, by making the next item due today, but I was wondering if you knew of another way.

Thanks. I am pretty new to Linux, as well as GTD, and I appreciate that you took the time to write this.

Regards,
Jeffrey

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]]> Comment on On "Lutoslawski on Music" and other Sunday Morning Thoughts by Steven http://www.kunstmusik.com/2008/06/08/on-lutoslawski-on-music-and-other-sunday-morning-thoughts/#comment-37625 Steven Sun, 29 Jun 2008 01:00:17 +0000 http://www.kunstmusik.com/2008/06/08/on-lutoslawski-on-music-and-other-sunday-morning-thoughts/#comment-37625 Hi Helene, My apologies for not seeing you had sent your lovely reply until just now; I had recently updated Wordpress and I'm realizing it is not notifying me of new comments anymore. I enjoyed reading your comments and wanted to say thank you for your kind words and best wishes to you in your own work and creative endeavors! Steven Hi Helene,

My apologies for not seeing you had sent your lovely reply until just now; I had recently updated Wordpress and I’m realizing it is not notifying me of new comments anymore.

I enjoyed reading your comments and wanted to say thank you for your kind words and best wishes to you in your own work and creative endeavors!

Steven

]]> Comment on On "Lutoslawski on Music" and other Sunday Morning Thoughts by Helene Grosvenor http://www.kunstmusik.com/2008/06/08/on-lutoslawski-on-music-and-other-sunday-morning-thoughts/#comment-37192 Helene Grosvenor Sat, 14 Jun 2008 13:55:38 +0000 http://www.kunstmusik.com/2008/06/08/on-lutoslawski-on-music-and-other-sunday-morning-thoughts/#comment-37192 Hi Steven, I must say, I was really rather touched reading your thoughts on music and being a composer; and handling the 'malaise' that can - and I think, should - punctuate a composer's life. I do feel prompted to read the Lutoslawski book - it sounds wonderful. My own journey as a composer has taken me down some very unsual roads: some dispondent; others, ecstatic. My own malaise was brought on by wanting to go beyond 'just music'. After experiencing certain epiphanies, composing seemed trite and unrewarding/unchallenging; like it was just one side/facet of a polygon, when it was the whole polygon I wanted to understand/express. That analogy probably makes no sense at all :)... apologies for that. I think being able to compose is easy, no matter how sophisticated the end work; however, being able to compose something that has meaning, real meaning for the composer, is so very difficult. That's my own take on composition :) I think that's why it's essential we lose our way periodically. So many composers compose because they can; churning out work after work - I've done it myself. But when the fruits of your work leave you cold/empty; it's time to really question what it is you're doing - even if that means taking time out. Anyway, it was really nice to hear the thoughts of a like-minded composer. I wish you the very best of luck and happiness - especially in your creative life. Kindest regards, Helene (UK) Hi Steven,

I must say, I was really rather touched reading your thoughts on music and being a composer; and handling the ‘malaise’ that can - and I think, should - punctuate a composer’s life. I do feel prompted to read the Lutoslawski book - it sounds wonderful. My own journey as a composer has taken me down some very unsual roads: some dispondent; others, ecstatic.

My own malaise was brought on by wanting to go beyond ‘just music’. After experiencing certain epiphanies, composing seemed trite and unrewarding/unchallenging; like it was just one side/facet of a polygon, when it was the whole polygon I wanted to understand/express. That analogy probably makes no sense at all :)… apologies for that.

I think being able to compose is easy, no matter how sophisticated the end work; however, being able to compose something that has meaning, real meaning for the composer, is so very difficult. That’s my own take on composition :) I think that’s why it’s essential we lose our way periodically. So many composers compose because they can; churning out work after work - I’ve done it myself. But when the fruits of your work leave you cold/empty; it’s time to really question what it is you’re doing - even if that means taking time out.

Anyway, it was really nice to hear the thoughts of a like-minded composer. I wish you the very best of luck and happiness - especially in your creative life.

Kindest regards,

Helene (UK)

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