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Possibly. The files are just HPW1, HPW2 HPW3 HPW0 all with the .tga extension. I'll try to fix it in the mean time.
Now they're all pointing to HPW0.tga. Is it just a problem with Filefront?
Thank you so much! I had tried PowerAuras in the past and never was satisfied with what I came up with. This is great help, its really appreciated.
As I was downloading the power images, the files keep overwriting. I have the first one, but it seems the next three files are named the same. Thank you for any assistance you can give
Also, thank you for a well defined thread for holy paladins. This character is an alt. I find your information very helpful, especially with the amount of changes to the holy paladin.
You're welcome. You may want to check back periodically too, as I'll try to keep it updated with the latest information from theorycrafters.Also, thank you for a well defined thread for holy paladins. This character is an alt. I find your information very helpful, especially with the amount of changes to the holy paladin.
Our output's been hurt pretty hard too, pre patch I would be at or very close to the top of the healing metres, post patch I'm most definitely at the bottom. I think I'm using HL too much out of habit, it's cast time is too long and it doesn't really seem to heal for enough in an ICC25 HM environment, given that I never dropped below 50% mana, I'm gonna look at trying to use FoL more, and just fall back to HL in quiet periods.
Hopefully things will be different at 85.
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Interesting post on EJ. Might have to investigate those rotations next raid.
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It's an interesting discussion with some confirmations of my own thoughts and some surprises. This weekend I'll update the main post with some tips on healing in raids based on that info and what I've been finding in my own healing. For now, the key points to take away seem to be this:
* Healing our Beacon target is our primary objective now
- This seems counter intuitive because of how we used Beacon before and because it "wastes" 50% of our heals. But with the way Tower of Radiance works currently, it's just too good to pass up the WoGs which can be used on non-Beacon people. Also, since Holy Shock doesn't give us extra HPW through Beacon, we can use it to also instantly heal a non-Beacon target. The 50% healing transfer from Beacon is still nice though and will allow us to switch our heals temporarily if we need to in order to keep people up, but, on the whole, we'll want to keep our heals on our Beacon target, with the exception of if we're casting Divine Light.
* Flash of Light is our "oh shit" heal
- It heals for a decent amount and is very quick, though when Divine Light gets added to Infusion of Light, we can use Infusion procs to make Divine Light a nice "oh shit" heal.
* Divine Light is our steady heavy damage heal
- If we're healing a tank who's taking lots of damage for an extended period (say... Festergut 3 stacks) then we'll want to use this one.
Maybe some other points too, but I can't think of them right now.
Must say i agree with all of the above Lulia, at first i was trying to rely to heavily on Holy Light, but i found my output was poor and i just couldn't spend my mana, switching it up to Divine light helps a lot. I can cast approximately 50 in succession before i go oom so it's not quite as expsenive as people make out (around 1300mana). I think all Blizzard's talk of "you'll need to watch your mana more" scared me away from using my bigger heals a bit, it turns out with 650MP5 whilst casting just from spirit i can use quite a few big spells.
Yes using HS on CD is also a bit tricky to get used too. Just a matter of practice i guess.
I have relatively the same build as you, However I ignored Aura Mastery. With all the extra life we get from stam, and the way DPS is plowing through bosses, I found it next to useless tbh. but, I do have a question about my stats and what to gem, etc. first off, MY stats:
Spellpower: 3735 unbuffed
Intellect / manapool: 2509 / 42000 unbuffed
Haste: 947 OR 29%, 38% with judgement buff
Crit: 1090 OR 42.18% unbuffed
Spirit: 328 which accumulates to 357mp5 in combat
Now my questions:
1. Which meta should we take? Insightul was an obvious selection before, but now mana pools have gone up, but so have the mana costs for spells. I am personally still using Insightful, but 600 mana back every 45 seconds ? (rough estimate) for a 1k mana spell seems useless compared to 2% bonus mana. I'm leaning more towards +21 intel and 2% max mana.
2. Haste: With crit being near useless now until mastery is fixed, I'm assuming this is going to be our #1 secondary stat. Haste gives us daybreak, and with cast times being increased so much, Haste is that much more important to get Holy Light off. In 25-man raids, my mana pool usually goes up to around 45k, and from the buffs / replenishment. I find my mana to drop more slowly then other healers!!! the only fight I had issues with was 25-man HM Deathwhisp, I got 1 innervate, but even without it, I probally still woulda been fine. The reason I'm saying that is simply because theres a debate on wheather, "More haste = more spells being cast = more mana!" Which is true to an extent, but more haste = faster holy lights = more daybreaks = more holy power = less mana! My question though is what is the actual HASTE CAP for a holy paladin? right now my holy lights cast at 1.94 with no buffs, or procs. When I activate judgement it drops to 1.78.
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The Haste Soft Cap (meaning with buffs and heroism you cap out your haste for a short time) was 675. This, to my knowledge, hasn't changed at level 80 (Though without Light's Grace, our Holy Lights are a bit slower natively). Because you can't always rely on all buffs or having heroism 100% of the time, more haste is not a bad thing, it simply becomes less effective after this point, which used to make other stats more attractive. It's hard to say whether or not Crit or Mastery will be suggested over haste beyond the soft cap. Hopefully Blizzard will fix our Mastery so that it's meaningful, in which case it could possibly rival Haste anyways. Crit used to affect our Regen but no longer does so, that, combined with how RNG it is in general just makes it a very bad stat overall right now. I wouldn't gem for Haste or reforge for it either, but I would take gear with Haste on it. If you're over the Haste soft-cap though and you need a bit more spirit, you'd probably get more value out of the spirit.
Our stat priors, as mentioned in the first post, should be: Int > Spir > Haste > Mastery/Crit
The last two are debatable and the entire thing could change as theorycrafters learn more about how the stats are going to work and do their math, but, for the moment, that's how it's looking. Int provides spell power, regen, and mana pool. Spirit provides much needed mana regen, and Haste provides more throughput and some mana efficiency through talents like Daybreak, as you mention.
The Ember Skyflare diamond almost looks pretty attractive at the moment. As Intellect is still our primary gem-stat, and is now red, we can satisfy its reqs without sacrificing anything. However, the question really comes down to how often the Insightful procs and how much mana you gain from Ember Skyflare. Let's say you have 40k mana. If my math is correct, that gives you an extra 800 mana from the gem. If the Insightful procs twice in a fight it gives you more mana (1200) than the Ember Skyflare. I'm fairly certain that the chance of the Insightful proccing twice is pretty high. In fact, I believe it's a 5% chance per cast to proc. Let's be conservative and say that you can only get 30 casts off per minute (You should probably be getting more than that). In a 5 minute fight you should get 7-8 procs or 4200-4800 mana. It would take a rather insane mana pool to net you that much mana from the Ember Skyflare gem. Thus, I'm going to stick with the Insightful over the Ember for now.
1) 2% of max mana is still only 800 mana (assuming 40k mana), plus replenishment has been nerfed, insightful still reigns king.
2) Haste, in my mind, is the most preferable 3rd stat. Since it increase the HPS of your most mana efficent spell, holy light. However i've seen a good argument for not pushing haste all out, since we almost have a healing rotation now. The most optimum way to heal is something along the lines of:
Hshock > HL/DL > HL/DL > WoG (this assumes you have Tower of Radiance and are casting the HL/DL on the beacon target, obviously Hshock and WoG can be cast on anyone. This model maximises HPS and HPM. However since this model relys on stacking Holy Power to 3 there's a limit to the effectiveness of haste since the rotation is limited by Hshock Cds.
Alternatively you can look to cap your instant casts and FoL at 1 second, i believe this requires 1026 haste.
I do agree with Mastery / crit being useless... and yes I do still agree insightful is more beneficial with your theory there. I'm going to try and play around with both of them see how things work out,
Back to Haste though, if the Haste cap is 675, and my haste is nearing 1000. and my crit is nearing 1100, im thinking about maybe dropping some crit through reforging, and getting more spirit, to turn back into a Flash of Light paladin. My FoL's are critting for 16k, with a flatline cast time of 1 second exactly, so haste wouldn't help me, but the mp5 would help so I could use Holy Light for a top off if the healing isn't as intensive, and with the extra FoL's being casted so fast thats alot of daybreaks. your thoughts?
I do agree with that rotation, however DL heals for to much. especially when it crits. its a big mana cost, and to be honest 50% of the heal is an overheal, especially if its a crit. my DL crits for 30k (in ICC), which is give or take 70-80% of the targets max life. Flash of Light is starting to look alot more effecient for the time being
FoL won't very sustainable with its current mana costs, but if it's something you want to test certainly report back the results. You only use Divine Light for heavy sustained damage. Holy Light is your go-to spell for keeping people near full and keeping your "rotation" going for HPW and WoG, keeping Conviction up, etc.. FoL is supposed to be a sort of "emergency" heal for when you don't have WoG or HL ready.
TBH the mana cost of all our spells at 80 doesn't really prohibit their use too much ( i believe the cost jumps significantly at 81). So currently i'm mainly using HS, DL and WoG.
The haste soft cap is no longer 675 because JotP git nurfed. Hence it's now 1026.
On a seperate note i've also got a level 80 holy priest, and they really knock the socks off holy palas currently. They're just so incredibly versatile now and their single target heals are very good now thanks to chakra. The priest really feels like a well rounded class, Holy Pally has more tools now but just feels so underwhelming to play in comparison.


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This is one of many Teles I own. Breaking it down: The neck is quite good, some 0000 steel wool on the back makes it better. The body is exceptionally nice, fairly light, pretty, rock solid. The pickups are very good, good enough to gig. They are well balanced with both jangle and thick tones, and slightly hot, so they are quick to break up with just a little gain. The finish quality is superb. The neck on mine has some very nice moderate flaming throughout the neck, front and back. The mahogany has some very nice grain to it (I have the sunburst). I expected the guitar to sound thicker without a maple cap, but they managed to pull it off quite well. Tuners are the old vintage style, which I'm not a fan of, but even still, I think the quality is a bit lacking with these. Replacing them with modern tuners means redrilling holes and is not trivial, I've done it before. Overall finish quality actually beats MIM guitars and approaches US standards.
The electronics (switches/pots) are mediocre and beneath the quality of the rest of the guitar. You will get some pop and crackle in some models, particularly if you haven't played it in a while: ie: cheap metal parts. Replacing them with quality parts is inexpensive enough, but a hassle. I would put different caps on the neck pickup tone control which is just a little bit too dark but easily fixed when replacing the other parts. Many have done this and say it brightens it up just right. Sadly, the difference in making this a 4 star and a 5+ star breaks down to choice of a few part and caps, something that would have cost $10-$20 at the OEM level.
Still, if you swap out the tuners and all the knobs and switches, you are looking at less than $100 in parts (and that is for premium parts), a new fixed up MP Thineline will set you back less than $600, and you get an exceptional Thinline with good looks, unique tone, and is 100% gig-worthy. It is pretty hard to argue against that.
Dennis Brown owns this item
A lot of reviews I read are from people who upgraded from a much cheaper guitar to this, and naturally they rate it highly because it's so much better compared to what they had before, and they've never played anything that is a step or two better.
Well, I have! I "downgraded" when I bought this. lol
While driving through the states (I'm Canadian), I was in Chicago, and I literally went to every single pawn shop and music store in the city. I ended up a/b'ing two guitars, a Gibby LP, and this Tele. I bought it the tele, and after playing awhile with my two modded amps, I FINALLY got the sound I've been chasing.
I've been playing guitar for 13 years, and have gone through a lot of guitars and amps. This cheap guitar is what I grab every time I play now.
My only gripe is the hum/buzz - But with p90's... And I also live in a house with old wiring, dimmer switches, and electronics...below an electric junction box outside... Sometimes it's dead silent.
If you want to know what types of sound I've gotten out of it, I've FINALLY nailed the "No More Mr. Nice Guy" and Ziggy Stardust type sound, finally got the Ramble On sound (from It Might Get Loud - you know what I mean!). Ironic that I finally got a classic rock humbucker sound from a Tele with p90's!
This guitar cleans up beautifully if you roll the volume back, doesn't get muddy. I keep my amp at 10 and use my guitar's volume knob to control volume and overdrive. The semi-hollow body makes isn't prone to feedback but helps if you want to get some.
Doesn't stay in tune if you are big on string bending - I'd replace the tuner, nut and bridge. Personally, I'd do that before the pickups - I actually like the stock ones.
damien owns this item
As a big Fender fan, I have to admit this purchase left me feeling let down. The first thing that sent the alarm bells ringing was the bridge pick-up, which was very crooked, leaving me with the job of having to remove it and level out the foam underneath. Luckily, the build quality overall is not too bad and there were no real oversights on the rest of the guitar. But it just feels like a Squier - there's just something lacking that makes it truly feel like a proper Fender.
Again, the tone, I felt, was just missing something too. I play through a Vox AC15, Selmer TnB and other amps, and the general trend was that it fell flat. It wasn't a bad tone, but just nothing special or memorable, which pretty much sums up the guitar.
The last thing I'll say is just give it a good play before you buy it, which might sound obvious to some, but with the Fender label we've come to expect a certain level of quality, and I feel that this range of Modern Players (at least the 2 or 3 that I've played) may have been better suited with a Squier logo on the headstock instead.
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Received the guitar on 5/30/2014. This guitar is INCREDIBLE! When I removed it from the box all I had to do was lower the action and tune it up. There are no sharp fret edges, and all the frets are leveled. In the last 2 months I have purchased an Epiphone Casino, an Epiphone ES339 Ultra, A Gibson Les Paul Studio and a Gibson Les Paul Futura, and you may not believe me but this Fender Modern Tele is better built, feels better, plays way better than the other guitars and I can get the action super low without any fret buzz which I cannot do with the other guitars, and the Gibson's are Plek'd and yet the necks buzz! Also the Epiphone guitars have bad fret jobs done to them...fret buzz up and down the neck.
It seems that even though this Fender guitar was made in China it beats the Epi's and the USA made Gibson's I own in price, playability and workmanship. Oh yea, I only paid 399.00 for this guitar!
I don't know who is responsible in Fender for doing an incredible job on these new guitars but keep it up and every new and old guitar player will be buying a Fender guitar before they buy a Gibson!
I cannot see myself purchasing any more Gibson's and Epiphone's in the future, because if Fender can make a FANTASTIC guitar like this and sell it for only $399.00, then I have to stick with them.
ranselmo180 owns this item
There I was on Saturday afternoon, last thing on my mind, buy a new guitar... Wrong..
Thought I'd go and look at the new sound affects music store in Ormskirk..
Enter shop go upstairs, wow a veritable Aladdin's cave.. PRS room, Rickenbacker room, Acoustics, etc etc. Wandered into Fender room, SRV strat, Jags, Mustangs and hanging in the middle all by itself a Fender Modern Player thinline Tele.. How much !, must be a miss print.. Oh made in China..
After a session through a Princeton valve amp, said guitar is now in my living room..
Plays like a treat, no dead spots, intonation spot on, action spot on.. just feels right.. it's a guitar player thing, you can spot a dud a mile away.. controls all work, tone and volume, but one gripe, can't adjust pickups, up or down, will sort when re-stringing.. Tut tut Mr Fender Chinese or not no excuse for that.. Considering the price brand new, fit and finish would put many a more expensive guitar to shame.. Sounds good through my Mustang III amp, and through my Laney valve combo.. Give one a try, cracking value for money.
goldtop56 owns this item
I return yearly from Thailand to pick up a guitar. My wish list back when these came out was: P90's, semi hollow or hollow, maple fretboard, light weight. Budget was up to $1500. Saw at GC for $399, and took it home (almost disappointed wasn't more $, haha). Lovely to look at for the most part. Have the great sunburst and would like to get black pickguard, but how? (just too much white, imho). Also put some Gretsch knobs on to replace cheesy stock knobs. Dresses it up nicely. Took awhile for tuners to settle down, even went so far as to buy Grover replacements, but now (of course) they work just fine. Love vintage slot in top of tuners. Would like to get action lower, but does give that "bounce". Pickups sound great, too much hum when using line voltage, but doesn't bother me much as I usually play on beach thru Mini Mustang on batteries (nice guitar is lightweight too). All my controls work just fine, and do have major effect on sound (which I love, btw). I suggest trying a set of 11's, increase in sound quality worth the difference, which is minimal.
Emster 23 owns this item
I picked up this guitar on a classic trip to guitar store with nothing in mind and money BURNING a hole in my pocket(you can imagine the pain I was in). So i came across this Tele and impulse purchased knowing full well I would most likely be selling it in a month. Still got it...still love it. It's actually the guitar i play the most (throughout the week)...I dont know if we fell into a great run of these from a solid plant...or if its a fluke...or if we're all FOS...but I love mine...Not for sale.
ReadIculus owns this item
I was interested in a semi hollow body and was going to get a Epi Wildkat with P-90's but found this mink MP Tele on craig's list for $100 less then new so I picked it up. I have a Strat and thought a Tele would be a nice addition to my guitar collection. I did not expect it to be as nice as it is for the price point. Actually I find everything about it great other than maybe the finish is a little too glossy for my taste. Mine is the brown/black version and it is bathed in poly and they could have toned it down some, but I guess it does protect it well and the maple neck and headstock have that aged look so all in all I can't complain. I put new strings on it and it needed a good set up so I lowered the action and now it is very playable. I think the P90's sound fine on it and have no plans to change anything out. Just plug it in a play it. I would rate it a 4.5 if I could. Fit and finish is fine and quality of the components seem to be very acceptable. I am pretty sure it is not in the same league as a USA made tele, but I think it is every bit as good as a MIM tele and given the price you can't really beat it. Much better than a Squier in my opinion and for the money it is a good deal.
Tarheel72 owns this item
I have this beautiful fender telecaster bought 3 weeks ago.
I have a Gibson LP traditional and a fender stratocaster usa.
I must say although this guitar is made in china, it does have a nice sound and plays smoothly.
I have gained equal new strings and guitar better adjusted.
I think this is a good guitar for little money but has a fat sound.
I play mostly blues and classic rock and this is the perfect guitar for that.
Greetings from the Netherlands.
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levinn owns this item
I love the sound of P90 type pickups. So when I saw this Modern Player on the wall, I knew I had to have it. There is nothing not to like about the concept of this guitar. Hollow it out to make it super light. Load it up with P90 style pickups and you're off. Turn this guitar up and it sounds great. Big, beefy yet still clear and dynamic. But one thing is really bumming me out The one I got has a weird tone control for the neck pickup. It only works when the volume is on 10. Otherwise it does little if anything. Don't know why fender didn't decide to go with a master volume and master tone instead of a 2 volume 2 tone pot setup. I hate it. I'll be rewiring this telecaster very soon to be one volume and one tone. This is a great guitar for the money, just a poorly executed tone circuit.
itsscottwilder owns this item
First thing is that the adjustment allen screws had torn sharp edges on them, and they needed to be filed smooth; this is bad inspection in manufacturing. There is an ambient noise in the pickup like a hum, not a distorted hum, but like a, here's an oxymoron for you, it's like a silent hum; it's not bad, but it's still there. I like the strat string through bridge; it innovative and it is rock solid. I don't really use the whammy bar and this bridge idea is good. I'm not completely happy with the low-end growl; I like it, but it is a bit over powering, and trying to EQ it out is something I'm still working at? I think it's a great guitar; I love it and I'm happy I purchased it.
intune owns this item
I was looking for an inexpensive Telecaster and almost overlooked this one because of the MP90 pickups, but they sound great for blues and rock. The chambered body has great resonance making it good for practice without using an amp. The playability and tone make this great for a beginner because it will reward practice with good tone (and not the frustration of a cheap guitar that makes you struggle just to sound mediocre). For the non-beginner, it is a fun play and provides an inexpensive way to get that P90 tone.
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|Model Name:
|Modern Player Telecaster® Thinline Deluxe, Maple Fingerboard, 3-Color Sunburst
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|Modern Player
|3-Color Sunburst
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|Lightweight Semi-Hollow Mahogany
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|Gloss Polyester
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|1-Piece Maple
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|"C" Shape
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|25.5" (64.8 cm)
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President explains to Gov. Morton (Ind.): "I think it would not do
for me to meet you at Harrisburg." [Peace Democrats were advocating a
Northwest Confederacy. Secret societies were being formed for purpose
of sabotaging Union.]
Abraham Lincoln to Oliver P. Morton, 1 February 1863, CW, 6:87-88.
Mrs. Elbridge G. Spaulding and Col. Adrian R. Root, accompanied by
Sen. Doolittle (Wis.), call on President to ask that Eliphalet N.
Chester be sent to West Point.
Memorandum: Appointment of Eliphalet N. Chester, 2 February 1863, CW, 6:88.
President acknowledges New Year's address from workingmen of London.
Abraham Lincoln to the Workingmen of London, 2 February 1863, CW, 6:88-89.
Cabinet discusses wisdom of shooting deserter as example to army.
Welles, Diary.
Sen. Foot (Vt.) asks Lincoln to send William H. Hodges, nephew of
Mrs. Foot, to West Point.
Memorandum: Appointment of William H. Hodges, 3 February 1863, CW, 6:89-90.
White House requests copy of "Horacaii Opera" from Library of Congress.
Borrowers' Ledger 1861-63, 114, Archives of the Library of Congress, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
[Source indicates German edition, possibly one published in Leipzig,
1856, edited by Carl Wilhelm Nauch, and Georg Theodor Krüger.]
President addresses note to
Sec. Stanton:
"Sec. of War, please see
Mr. Conkling, a good man, who comes as successor of Mr. Campbell, now
deceased, as agent to settle accounts for Illinois."
Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M. Stanton, 3 February 1863, CW, 6:90.
President receives from Crafts J. Wright of
Cincinnati offer to raise, discipline, and command brigade of Negro troops.
DNA—WR 107, Off. Sec. War, Register of Letters Received, EB3, Entry
Sends report on present conditions in Mexico to House of
Representatives. Abraham
Lincoln to the House of Representatives, 4 February 1863,
Gen. Robert C. Schenck: "I hear of some difficulty in the streets of Baltimore
yesterday. What is the amount of it?" [Probably group of convalescents from
Philadelphia showing their antipathy toward Negroes employed at Solders' Rest.]
Lincoln to Robert C. Schenck, 4 February 1863,
Sends to
Senate nomination of Comdr. Worden to be captain. Abraham
Lincoln to the Senate, 4 February 1863, CW, 6:91.
congratulates Francisco Solano Lopez upon his election as President of Republic
of Paraguay. Abraham
Lincoln to Francisco S. Lopez, 5 February 1863,
to Senate two conventions between U.S. and Peru for settlement of claims.
Lincoln to the Senate, 5 February 1863, CW, 6:92;
Lincoln to the Senate, 5 February 1863, CW, 6:92-93.
Receives three
gentlemen from Boston interested in Navy and directs them to Sec. Seward.
Lincoln to William H. Seward, 5 February 1863,
David Stackfold as consul of Argentine Republic at Boston. Washington
Star, 9 February 1863.
9 P.M. President and
Mrs. Lincoln have Gen. and Mrs. Marcy as guests.
Invitation, 5 February 1863, George B. McClellan Papers, Library of
Congress, Washington, DC.
Lincoln receives January salary
warrant for $2,022.33. Pratt, Personal
Finances, 182.
President Lincoln writes to Major
General Franz Sigel about the tone of an earlier letter he wrote to
Sigel. Lincoln reveals that Brigadier General Carl Schurz "thinks I was a
little cross in my late note to you." Lincoln apologizes and explains, "If I do
get up a little temper I have no sufficient time to keep it up." Sigel recently
complained that the President had slighted Sigel's comrade Brigadier General
Julius Stahel. Abraham
Lincoln to Franz Sigel, 5 February 1863, CW, 6:93.
"Nothing of special importance at the Cabinet."
Welles, Diary.
President congratulates Bartolomé Mitre on election to
presidency of Argentine Republic.
Abraham Lincoln to Bartolomé Mitre, 6 February 1863, CW, 6:94-95.
Sends to Senate documentation regarding ships and guns constructed for Japan.
Abraham Lincoln to the Senate, 6 February 1863, CW, 6:95-96.
"I observe that the President never tells a joke now."
Extracts from Dahlgren Diary, John G. Nicolay Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Cong. James K. Moorhead (Pa.) interviews Lincoln relative to Charles
Heintzelman and West Point, but gets no promise.
Journal, Samuel P. Heintzelman Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
President sends information to Senate regarding death of Gen.
Frederick T. Ward, U.S. citizen in military service of Chinese
Abraham Lincoln to the Senate, 6 February 1863, CW, 6:96.
Afternoon reception of President and Mrs. Lincoln attracts many
distinguished guests, partly because evening affairs are in abeyance.
N.Y. Herald, 8 February 1863.
[Irwin withdraws $24.25 from Springfield Marine Bank to pay insurance
on Lincoln's Springfield house.
Pratt, Personal Finances, 177.]
President spends typical administrative day: 1. directing sec. of war
in military transfer, in project for raising Illinois regiments, and
in selecting paymaster; 2. directing commissioner of general land
office to hold hearing on 2 per cent fund associated with sale of
public lands; 3. directing surgeon general to complete physical
examination of Pvt. Henry Williams.
Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M. Stanton, 9 February 1863, CW, 6:97; Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M. Stanton, 9 February 1863, CW, 6:97; Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M. Stanton, 9 February 1863, CW, 6:98; Abraham Lincoln to James M. Edmunds, 9 February 1863, CW, 6:96-97; Abraham Lincoln to William A. Hammond, 9 February 1863, CW, 6:97.
President designates Gens. Hunter and Saxton
together with three civilians as persons authorized to select lands for
government use within state of South Carolina. Abraham
Lincoln to David Hunter and Others, 10 February 1863,
Sends to
Senate report from secretary of state regarding visit of H. Mercier to Richmond
last April. Abraham
Lincoln to the Senate, 10 February 1863, CW, 6:99.
Gen. Butler calls and
asks President to send Philip Reade to West Point. Memorandum:
Appointment of Philip Reade, 10 February 1863,
Sec. Welles
presents to President name of Col. William Hawley for brigadier general.
Welles, Diary.
White House personnel, probably Mrs. Lincoln,
borrows book, "Cunningham Nell Gwynn," from Library of Congress. [Peter
Cunningham, Story of Nell Gwynn; and the Sayings of Charles II, London, 1852.]
Borrowers' Ledger 1861-63, 348, Archives of the Library of Congress,
Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Lincoln entertains Gen. and Mrs. Heintzelman in evening. Journal, Samuel P. Heintzelman Papers, Library of Congress,
Washington, DC.
President prepares document to "Whom it may concern. Major General
Butler, bearer of this, visits the Mississippi River, and localities
thereon, at my request, for observation." [Not used by Butler.]
Abraham Lincoln to Whom It May Concern, 11 February 1863, CW, 6:100.
Gen. Thomas F. Meagher interviews President on behalf of Cols. Robert
Nugent and Patrick Kelly.
Abraham Lincoln to Henry W. Halleck, 12 February 1863, CW, 6:101.
Lincoln holds conference with Secs.
and Welles and Gen.
Halleck on task of patrolling rivers.
Abraham Lincoln to William S. Rosecrans, 12 February 1863, CW, 6:101.
Summons Asst. Sec. Fox to White House for information on Charleston expedition.
Gustavus V. Fox, Confidential Correspondence of Gustavus Vasa Fox, 2 vols. (New York: n.p., 1918), 1:178.
Transmits to Senate: 1. report and documentation relating to
mediation, arbitration, and similar measures looking to termination
of existing civil war; 2. nomination of former Comdr. Preble to be
commander on active list; 3. nomination of former Comdr. Roger Perry
(USN, commission expired) to be commander.
Abraham Lincoln to the Senate, 12 February 1863, CW, 6:101-2; Abraham Lincoln to the Senate, 12 February 1863, CW, 6:102; Abraham Lincoln to the Senate, 12 February 1863, CW, 6:102-3.
On invitation of Gen. John G. Barnard, President and
Sec. Stanton
drive across Potomac to Fort Dekalb, Va., for demonstration of George
W. Beardslee's electric detonating system or blasting apparatus.
Bruce, Tools of War, 226.
Cong. George H. Yeaman (Ky.) confers with Lincoln about transfer of
Gen. Richard W. Johnson.
Memorandum Concerning Transfer of Richard W. Johnson, 13 February 1863, CW, 6:104.
President communicates to House of Representatives all information in
Dept. of Interior respecting causes of recent outbreaks of Indian
tribes in Northwest.
Abraham Lincoln to Galusha A. Grow, 13 February 1863, CW, 6:104.
Forwards to Senate report concerning employment by French Emperor of
African troops in Mexico.
Abraham Lincoln to the Senate, 13 February 1863, CW, 6:105.
Gen Cassius M. Clay is in Washington awaiting President's decision on
appointment of minister to Russia.
Lincoln to Cameron, 13 February 1863, Simon Cameron Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Mrs. Lincoln gives small evening reception for 50 guests in honor of
"Gen. Tom Thumb" [Charles S. Stratton] and bride [Lavinia Warren].
Washington Chronicle, 14 February 1863; Nicolay to Bates, 15 February 1863, John G. Nicolay Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC; Fox, Diary, Gist-Blair Family Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Stratton leave White House,
having been overnight guests. Washington Star, 14 February 1863.
President, secretary of war, and party travel across Potomac to watch
"Col. Alexander set off a forigarre." Journal, Samuel P.
Heintzelman Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Adm. John A. Dahlgren goes to White House to check report that ironclads at
Charleston need ammunition. Later President calls him back for conference with
Gen. Halleck and Asst. Sec. Fox. Lincoln "is restless about Charleston."
Extracts from Dahlgren Diary, John G. Nicolay Papers, Library of
Congress, Washington, DC.
"Reception at White House to-day
unusually largely attended. For two hours the throng of visitors pressed in a
steady current." N. Y. Herald, 15 February 1863.
Mrs. Fox calls on Mrs. Lincoln and
finds her in high spirits. Fox, Diary, Gist-Blair Family Papers, Library
of Congress, Washington, DC.
Gen. Andrew J. Hamilton recommends to President that separate
department be created for Texas.
Hamilton to Lincoln, 16 February 1863, Abraham Lincoln Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
President studies plan to attack Charleston with Gens. Halleck and
John G. Foster and with
Sec. Stanton
and Asst. Sec. Fox.
Gustavus V. Fox, Confidential Correspondence of Gustavus Vasa Fox, 2 vols. (New York: n.p., 1918), 1:179-80.
6 P.M. Gen. Butler is guest at informal White House dinner.
Butler, Correspondence, 3:13.
President requests secretaries of war and navy to appoint an officer
from each department to test incendiary shell and fluid of Alfred
Berney, chemist at Jersey City.
Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M. Stanton and Gideon Welles, 16 February 1863, CW, 6:107.
Confers with Sec. Welles on sending Asst. Sec. Fox to advise Rear
Adm. Samuel F. Du Pont at Charleston.
Welles, Diary.
Consults with Rear Adm. Dahlgren about "some inflammable humbug" and
plan of attack on Charleston.
Bruce, Tools of War, 229.
Inquires of Atty. Gen. Bates if it is lawful for President to return fine of $40 to Nathan
Darling, captain of Capitol police.
Abraham Lincoln to Edward Bates, 16 February 1863, CW, 6:106-7.
President transmits to Senate treaty with Potawatomi Nation in
Kansas. Abraham Lincoln to the Senate, 17
February 1863, CW, 6:109.
Reads to cabinet letters between himself and Cong.-elect Fernando Wood,
former mayor of New York. Welles,
Thurlow Weed who asks that Charles Heintzelman be sent to West Point.
Journal, 18 February 1863, Samuel P.
Heintzelman Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
At 7
P.M. receives W. H. Tyler, chairman, and members of New York committee bearing
resolutions concerning colonization of Florida with "armed free labor
colonies." Memorandum Concerning Interview with W. H.
Tyler and Committee, 17 February 1863, CW, 6:108.
Lincoln writes to
Major General William S. Rosecrans and reveals a strategy to offset Confederate
"raids of rapidly moving small bodies of troops [that
are] . . . harrassing, and discouraging loyal residents, supplying themselves with
provisions, clothing, horses . . . surprising and capturing small detachments of
our forces, and breaking our communications." Lincoln concludes, "I think we
should organize proper forces, and make
counter-raids." He asks, "What think you of
trying to get up such a corps in your army?" Abraham Lincoln to William S.
Rosecrans, 17 February 1863, CW,
Cong. Arnold (Ill.) accompanies Col. Joseph H. Tucker of Chicago to
interview President on probability of getting Henry R. Tucker, not
yet 16 years old, into West Point.
Memorandum: Appointment of Henry R. Tucker, 18 February 1863, CW, 6:110.
President transmits to Senate additional article to treaty with Great
Britain regarding suppression of African slave trade.
Abraham Lincoln to the Senate, 18 February 1863, CW, 6:110.
Instructs Sec. Seward to convene cabinet at 10 A.M. tomorrow.
Abraham Lincoln to William H. Seward, 18 February 1863, CW, 6:110-11.
At special cabinet meeting President presents
question of extra session of Senate and breventing of regular officers.
Welles, Diary; Bates,
Lincoln requests
copy of letter from Asst. Sec. Fox to Rear Adm. Du Pont and hopes that Fox will
go to Charleston before attack. Fox, Diary, Gist-Blair Family Papers,
Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Receives request from
Senate for copy of letter written by Gen. Scott to secretary of war relative to
insubordination of Gen. McClellan. Frank Leslie's Illustrated
Newspaper, 7 March 1863.
Writes W. H. Herndon: "Would
you accept a job of about a month's duration at St. Louis, five dollars a day
& mileage? Answer." [Herndon declined the assignment.] Abraham
Lincoln to William H. Herndon, 19 February 1863,
following nominations to Senate: 1. Commodore Charles H. Davis to be rear
admiral; 2. Capt. John A. Dahlgren to be rear admiral; 3. Capt. Stephen C.
Rowan to be commodore; 4. Comdr. David D. Porter to be captain. [Davis and
Dahlgren were appointed retroactively rear admirals as of February 7, 1863, and
Rowan a commodore as of July 16, 1862.] Abraham
Lincoln to the Senate, 19 February 1863, CW, 6:111-12.
Writes Thurlow
Weed: "The matters I spoke to you about are important; I hope you will not
neglect them." [In this connection approximately fifteen New York merchants
pledge $1,000 each. Probably raised to finance party machinery.] Abraham
Lincoln to Thurlow Weed, 19 February 1863,
President in long morning conversation with chiefs of Chippewa Indians.
Washington Chronicle, 21 February 1863.
Borrows for White House, "Richter Werke, vol. 14 to 17 incl." [Johann
Paul Freidrich Richter, Jean Paul's Sammtliche Werke, Berlin,
Borrowers' Ledger 1861-63, 348, Archives of the Library of Congress, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Cong. John S. Watts (New Mexico Terr.) and friends interview
President on behalf of John Wilson for surveyor general of Arizona
Memoranda: Appointment of John Wilson, 21 February 1863, CW, 6:113.
"Public reception at White House to-day was very numerously attended.
. . . The President was cordial in his greetings, and Mrs. Lincoln
manifested towards all visitors the affability for which she is
N.Y. Herald, 22 February 1863.
"President looks haggard and careworn . . . yet he preserves his good nature."
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, 28 February 1863.
Dr. Anson G. Henry, old family friend, is dinner guest.
President declines to preside at meeting of U.S. Christian Commission
in House of Representatives.
CW, 8:511; Abraham Lincoln to Alexander Reed, 22 February 1863, CW, 6:114-15.
Sen. Doolittle (Wis.) and Gen. Heintzelman confer with Lincoln about
changing date of Gen. C. S. Hamilton's commission.
Journal, Samuel P. Heintzelman Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
President receives resignation of Simon Cameron as U.S. minister to
Court of St. Petersburg.
Cameron to Lincoln, 23 February 1863, Abraham Lincoln Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Requests interview: "Will Senator Wilson please call and see me."
[Directed to either Sen. Wilson (Mass.) or Sen. Robert Wilson (Mo.).]
Abraham Lincoln to Senator Wilson, 23 February 1863, CW, 6:115.
Cabinet discusses propriety of sending letter of
Gen. Scott, written just before his retirement, to Senate, and rumor of loss of
U.S.S. "Queen of the West." Welles, Diary; Bates, Diary.
Delegation from West
Virginia calls on President and asks for greater military protection against
increasing guerrilla warfare. Abraham
Lincoln to Henry W. Halleck, 24 February 1863,
converses with Judge William H. Robertson of New York on current political
problems. Robertson to Lincoln, 25 February 1863, Abraham Lincoln Papers, Library of Congress, Washington,
Occupies private box at Grover's Theatre, E St., bet. 13th
and 14th Sts. NW., for performance by Barney Williams, blackface minstrel and
Irish comedian. N.Y. Herald, 26 February 1863.
[Irwin withdraws $25.13 from Springfield Marine Bank. Pratt,
Personal Finances, 177.]
President approves act establishing system of national banks.
J. Duane Squires, "Some Enduring Achievements of the Lincoln Administration, 1861-65," Abraham Lincoln Quarterly 5 (December 1848):198-99.
Sends nominations to Senate for "Passed Midshipman Samuel Pearce and
Nathaniel T. West, now on the retired list, to be ensigns in the Navy
on the retired list."
Abraham Lincoln to the Senate, 25 February 1863, CW, 6:116-17.
President interviews William W. Danenhower, Chicago attorney who
wants to be fourth auditor of treasury.
Memorandum: Appointment of William W. Danenhower, 26 February 1863, CW, 6:118.
Receives request from Gen. Cassius M. Clay to push his nomination to
Court of St. Petersburg in spite of congressional objection.
Albert A. Woldman, Lincoln and the Russians (Cleveland: World Publishing Co., 1952), 121-22.
Atty. Gen. Bates consults with Lincoln at War Dept. about antidraft
riots in Missouri.
Bates, Diary.
President and Sec. Chase discuss appointment of collectors for
Hartford district in Connecticut.
Chase to Lincoln, 2 March 1863, Abraham Lincoln Papers, Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Cong. Elijah Babbitt (Pa.) urges President to appoint son of Judge
Garrick Mallery to West Point.
Memorandum: Appointment of John C. Mallery, 27 February 1863, CW, 6:119.
Several senators and representatives call on President concerning
report on California trade.
Memorandum Concerning Report on California Trade, 27 February 1863, CW, 6:119.
Lincoln writes B. Williams, who seeks appointment for nephew: "I
really wish to oblige you; but the best I can do is to keep the
papers, and try to find a place before long."
Abraham Lincoln to Barney Williams, 27 February 1863, CW, 6:120.
President calls special session of Senate for March 4, 1863 to handle
backlog of appointments and promotions.
Proclamation Convening the Senate, 28 February 1863, CW, 6:120-21.
Transmits to Senate correspondence with workingmen in England.
Abraham Lincoln to the Senate, 28 February 1863, CW, 6:121.
Sends to Congress documentation regarding "distressed operatives of
Blackburn," England.
Abraham Lincoln to the Senate and House of Representatives, 28 February 1863, CW, 6:121-22.
Arthur M. Eastman, arms manufacturer of Massachusetts, confers with
Lincoln about guns as directed by
Sec. Stanton
Abraham Lincoln to Edwin M. Stanton, 28 February 1863, CW, 6:122.
Lincoln in President's Room at Capitol attending to public business.
N.Y. Herald, 1 March 1863.
Does not attend usual Saturday afternoon reception at White House.
Washington Chronicle, 2 March 1863.


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Rachmaninov: Demidenko plays Rachmaninov
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Rachmaninov: Preludes Op 23
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Rachmaninov: The Complete Solo Piano Music
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Sergio Fiorentino – The Early Recordings, Vol. 5 – Rachmaninov
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No 1 in E flat minor: Élégie
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No 3 in E major: Mélodie
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No 4 in F sharp minor: Polichinelle
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No 5 in B flat minor: Sérénade
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As we know, the Prelude was composed first, so the remaining pieces had to be 'placed' around it. One of Rachmaninov's close friends at that time, the tenor Mikhail Slonov, suggested the title 'Polichinelle' for what became the fourth piece. As mentioned earlier, it was Rachmaninov's intention to compose a set of four pieces, but he added a fifth on reading an interview which Tchaikovsky had given to a newspaper critic in November 1892, when he said he felt he had to give younger talents a chance, and mentioned Glazunov, Arensky and Rachmaninov as the most outstanding of the younger school. Rachmaninov was so thrilled; as he said at the time, 'I sat down at the piano and composed a fifth piece (the Serenade). So now I'll publish five pieces.'
Rachmaninov premiered the complete Morceaux de Fantaisie in Kharkov on December 27th, and two months later to the day he gave Tchaikovsky one of the first copies of the newly-published set. A week later, Tchaikovsky wrote to Siloti saying how impressed he had been with them, especially the Prelude and the Mélodie. In the event, the Prelude proved a double-edged success. On the one hand, it soon travelled throughout the world (in the 1920s in New York, Rachmaninov heard the Paul Whiteman Band play a jazz version, which he much enjoyed, and had a similar experience in a London restaurant). It spread the fame of the young composer in such a way that by the time he was in his early twenties his name was known to a large international public. On the other hand the very popularity of the work came to curse him later in life, when he became a touring virtuoso: audiences would not let him leave without playing the piece as an encore. Furthermore, in 1893 Russia was not a signatory to any international copyright agreement, so all Rachmaninov ever received for a piece that was played and broadcast millions of times during his life was the forty roubles Gutheil paid for it (he gave two hundred roubles for the five pieces), and the royalties from his subsequent recordings of it. Towards the end of his life Rachmaninov revised three of the five pieces: in 1938 he made a transcription for two pianos of the Prelude, and in 1940 completely revised the Mélodie and Serenade.
from notes by Robert Matthew-Walker © 1983


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The Federation of Genealogical Societies conference is just over a month away! Are you excited! I am! I am one of the Official FGS Bloggers for the conference.
Did you know several Geneabloggers will be in attendance at the conference? Here is a list of those attending as of the date of that blog post.
Will you be there?
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Full View of Asteroid Vesta: As the Dawn spacecraft travels to its next destination, this mosaic synthesizes some of the best views the spacecraft had of the giant asteroid Vesta.
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