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Rhythm [was Bad fist]

Scott Richardson-4
> > the phrase "Bens Best Bent Wire".  If sent like this, "BensBest Bent
Wire",


>  We used "Best Beef Essence" it has marvellous


I saved a QST stray from April 1998 where Bruce K0BI mentioned "BEST BENT
WIRE /5". I've loved it since.

When I was started out in Morsedom, I wished my name was Steve for its
snazzy CW rhythm!

Scott N1AIA


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Re: Rhythm [was Bad fist]

Leigh L. Klotz Jr WA5ZNU
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When I was a Novice, not only did I hear BEST BENT WIRE but we actually
sent dit-di-di dit dit and OM would send dit dit, and then vice versa.  
Thee days the only QSO I have had with that was W9ZN, and he sends BEST
BENT WIRE/5 too.
Leigh / WA5ZNU/VE3
On Thu, 7 Apr 2005 7:31 am, Scott Richardson wrote:
> I saved a QST stray from April 1998 where Bruce K0BI mentioned "BEST
> BENT
> WIRE /5".
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Rhythm & the NY6Q Blues

wayne burdick
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My favorite practice line went like this:

    "Ben's best bent wire"  (leaving out the apostrophe, of course)

But for the ultimate in Morse rhythm, brought to my attention by Ron,
AC7AC, see:

    http://www.arrl.org/news/features/2005/01/15/1/

Click on the "NY6Q Blues" link. As a musician/ham, I really loved this
piece.

As part of my minor in music at UCSD I had to take a comprehensive
rhythm final that was nothing but eighth notes [dits] and dotted
quarter notes [dahs]. I recited the piece for the instructor using "di"
and "dah", and aced the test  ;)  More interesting is that Morse
rhythms seem to appear once in awhile in jazz pieces; hard to say,
sometimes, whether it was intentional or not. I've sometimes injected
Morse letter patterns into my own compositions, since they force you to
break out of the rhythm ruts that any composer can fall into.

73,
Wayne
N6KR

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RE: Rhythm & the NY6Q Blues

Roger Stein-2
My son-in-law is a elementary school music educator. It will be fun to get his "take" on
this as rhythm instruction is quite a challenge in the early grades!!

Roger WA7BOC, K2 #755
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Re: Rhythm & the NY6Q Blues

k6dgw
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That is totally cool, dude!!

So, you not only design really great radios, you write music too?  

Fred, K6DGW (Ordinary and Untalented)
Auburn CA CM98lw

wayne burdick wrote:

> As part of my minor in music at UCSD I had to take a comprehensive
> rhythm final that was nothing but eighth notes [dits] and dotted
> quarter notes [dahs].

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Re: Rhythm & the NY6Q Blues

Thom LaCosta
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On Thu, 7 Apr 2005, wayne burdick wrote:

> But for the ultimate in Morse rhythm, brought to my attention by Ron, AC7AC,
> see:
>
>   http://www.arrl.org/news/features/2005/01/15/1/
>
> Click on the "NY6Q Blues" link. As a musician/ham, I really loved this piece.

Thanks.....it's great....and solid copy.

73,Thom-k3hrn
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