Friday, January 30, 2009

Chamber Singers: O Schone Nacht

Chamber Singers:

Look under UAB's Blackboard system for help in learning Brahms' O Schone Nacht.

Link to blackboard here
. Sign in with your Blazer ID and look for the class.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

I've been wondering if you were aware that you can create German Umlaute and the so called 'sharp s' by using ASCII code. It's very simple. Hold the ALT key and type the following numbers on your number keypad:
for "ä": ALT + 0128
for "ö": ALT + 0146
for "ü": ALT + 0152
for "ß": ALT + 0123
Other numerical combinations give you all kinds of letters that are unique to different alphabets.
Just thought you might find this interesting. Maybe.
Greetings,
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Unknown said...

I tried it and it didn't work.

Anonymous said...

Oooops, I gave you the wrong compbinations. It should all be two's:
ALT + 0228 = "ä"
ALT + 0246 = "ö"
ALT + 0252 = "ü"
ALT + 0223 = "ß"
Sorry about that...
Try this. It should work now.
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Unknown said...

still doesn't work for me.

Mezzo with a Mission said...

you didn't want it badly enough...

Anonymous said...

Are you HOLDING DOWN the ALT key throughout? I've tried on AC's computer, and it's working just fine. How comes everyone knows that you are using a PC and not a Mac? Well, it works on all these PCs around here, but you have to HOLD DOWN the ALT key of course. And don't type the "+". Just ALT and then the numbers. Still not working? This is a fun way of communicating. Well, back to Doppelkopf...
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Anonymous said...

Oh, and the numbers MUST BE entered on the NUMBER portion of your keyboard... not on the main part of the keyboard....
Still not working?..?>?>?>?>
Now, back to Doppelkopf...
C u Tuesday,
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