[rollinsc]

What does a book is more like the score of a piece of music than it is like a paintin

[Wondergirl]

I have no idea what you are asking. Please restate this.

[Athos]

I have no idea what you are asking. Please restate this.

Why is a book more like music than painting?

(Do I get the job as assistant content editor?)

[Wondergirl]

Why is a book more like music than painting?

(Do I get the job as assistant content editor?)

I wanted the questioner to think about what he or she was asking and make a stab at rephrasing and putting the question into comprehensible English. I KNEW what the question was.

[Athos]

I wanted the questioner to think about what he or she was asking and make a stab at rephrasing and putting the question into comprehensible English. I KNEW what the question was.

Yeah, yeah...

[Wondergirl]

And it's musical score, not music -- two different things. *hrmph*

[Athos]

And it's musical score, not music -- two different things. *hrmph*

That's quite the quibble - musical score vs music. "hrmph" yourself.

[Wondergirl]

That's quite the quibble - musical score vs music. "hrmph" yourself.

Score is visual, two dimensional, written; music is auditory.

From http://www.thefreedictionary.com/musical+score --

Musical score - a written form of a musical compositionmusical score - a written form of a musical composition; parts for different instruments appear on separate staves on large pages; "he studied the score of the sonata."

[Alty]

Um, guys, let the OP come back and participate. You're doing his/her homework! We don't do that here, remember? ;)

[Wondergirl]

Um, guys, let the OP come back and participate. You're doing his/her homework! We don't do that here, remember? ;)

He still has to think about it. No one told the answer. And will he even have the patience and ability to read the thread and make the deduction?

[Athos]

Um, guys, let the OP come back and participate. You're doing his/her homework! We don't do that here, remember? ;)

Lol.