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I tried using the website as a non member.
I wanted to search for a group by entering keywords but could not type in the field.
I went to the Create a group forum to make that comment and for a while I was looking uselessly for a button to click that would enable me to comment. There was no notice telling me I could not write a comment unless I was a member.
Logged in then so I could makje these commentsd!
Cheers
Jane
]]>For anyone who was at the last Tent Peg Tune Up, I taught an arrangement of Jackie Wilson Said by Van Morrison. You can hear the arrangement here. (You’ll need Quicktime I think) http://www.stephpayne.com.au/Steph_Payne/JackieWilsonSaid.html
You’re welcome to use it, just acknowledge where it came from.
Cheers,
Paisley & Plaid are seeking a singing instrumentalist for our folk group. See attached PDF.
Cheers!
Steph
And if you’d like to take part in the performance of the winning song at the festival as part of the massed choir - register now:
Enquiries and registrations- Jane Coker. email: jane dot coker at bigpond dot com ph: 5116 9434
* Conditions:
Submission of an entry or entries to the competition indicates acceptance of the following conditions:
• Submissions must include the song on a CD or, if electronically submitted, as an mp3 file, a lyrics sheet, your name, address, email address and phone number. If you want to you can also include chord charts or score but these are not required.
• The song must invoke the themes of “community” and “music-making”. References to Gippsland or Yinnar are encouraged.
• Ownership of copyright will remain with the author but Fiddlehead Festival reserves the right to publicly perform the song, to video the performance, to use the video in any way for promotion of future festivals and to print the song lyrics in the festival program, fully acknowledging the author on each occasion.
• The song will be arranged and directed for performance by a musical director appointed by Fiddlehead Festival. The writer will be invited to participate in this process.
• Songs must be original and written by the entrant.
• An individual may submit more than one entry on the same CD.
• Submissions will not be accepted on another’s behalf.
• The committee’s decision is final.
So what should we call it: Treetops Community Music Camp 2014, Treetops Music Camp 2014?
Other ideas?
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If you’re a CMVic member it’s easy to make a group page in no time!
Any CMVic member can make a groups page for a music group, choir, band, ensemble or jam session. You can even make a page for yourself as an ‘individual’.
To create a groups page follow the steps below:
Step 1:
Start by logging into the website. This can be done by clicking the “Member Login” link in the top left-hand corner of the website.
Once you’re logged in select the ‘My Control Panel’ link (which will now be located where the member login link was). This will take you to the CMVic Members Area.
Step 2:
Once in the CMVic Members Area, select ‘My Groups’ tab on the left-hand side of the page.
From the ‘My Groups’ tab click on the pink ‘Create A Group’ button.
You can now enter all relevant information, pictures and resources that will help promote your group!
Once your groups page is complete you can share the page link anywhere you like! Your page will be viewable to the public.
Not a CMVic Member?
No worries, contact us and we can list your group here at no cost so that people can find your group.
Check out our interactive google map for instrumental groups. Another handy way of searching for an instrumental group!
]]>What is a category?
What is a forum?
What is a topic?
What is a post?
—- > FEAR NOT! (answers below)
THE HOMEPAGE
The HOMEPAGE is where your journey into CMVic forums begins. You can get to the homepage any time by simply clicking thing “CMVic Forums” image in the top left-hand corner of the screen.
A CATEGORY
A CATEGORY is the subject that groups forums together. These are the pink banners that divide up the homepage and have names such as: “How Do I Use CMVic Forums?.
Categories help to group forums together into easy to follow subject areas.
A FORUM
FORUMS are listed under each category. A forum is a place to post discussions on a similar theme.
Examples of some forums include: “CMVic Website Discussion Board” or “Sharing is Caring”. Within each of these forums there can be a number of topics that relate to the forum subject.
TOPICS
Topics within a forum relate to the subject of the forum but require separate disussions.
For example: In the “Sharing is Caring” forum you could post topics such as: “Cool Videos”, “Interesting Compositions” or “Music You Should Listen To” – each of these topics falls under the subject of “Sharing is Caring” but, in order to not be confusing, require separate discussions – or topics.
POSTS
A post is the end point of a forum. It is your response to a topic heading, or your reply to another members comments.
A post could read (just for example):
“Thanks Aaron! Your post has been super helpful! Now I not only understand the structure of CMVic forums but feel utterly radiant! THANKYOU!?”
…or something like that.
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