reissue of Catch XXII

This is a complete HD reissue of Catch XXII, with much clearer score page photos. (I couldn't stand seeing them any more). /////////////////. Summary of musical and computing information if you are new to this place. I use, from EastWest's 'quantum leap pianos', the Boesendorfer 96 key instrument, but only the standard 88 key range, every note recorded long ago but expertly, at different volume levels and with held tone and staccato key strikes, and with right foot and UC pedalings - and with many different mikings - by EastWest -- all accessed by their "play" program. The word 'catch' refers to use of the middle pedal, to hold the dampers off the strings only of "caught" notes, so they decay naturally -- this first occurs here in measure 106 -- successive caught note groups, or single tones, are indicated in the score by "catch", and have beginning tie signs where they "ring". There are some dropped notes on this youTube, especially in the second from the last segment. Sundry other annotations on the score are notes from me to myself. //////////////. Computing information - These youTubes are exports of my assembly in the iMovie program, of 88.200khz aiff 'float' audio files produced from Nuendo 4, combined with iPhoto score page photos. All this is done on my old 2008 macPro, whose OS is no longer supported, and so it is off line only. The iMovies are transferred via a glyph drive to my MacBookAir laptop. /////////////////////////// There are still jittery spots, but I'm not working on this realization any more. Thank you for being here. Paul Betjeman