its mostly going to be for listening. also, its supposed to be my own version, meaning its more of like a 'remix'
Does anyone have the sheet music of the “Happy Birthday” theme during the birthday invite in Wuthering Waves? I really like this version of the song but I can’t seem to find it anywhere on Google and I would like to play it for an upcoming birthday, so if anyone has the sheet music, then I’d be really grateful if you could share it with me.
Does anyone have a PDF of the parts of Philip Glass' String Quartet No.5? I have a student quartet that will just be playing this piece for fun and we don't have enough to buy the music ourselves 😭
Was listening to Spotify and “gemstone” by don toliver, I heard a matching band and liked the sound of it so I went searching and came across this. After that I can’t find any sheets to play it. Just looking for some transcription of it please! (Specifically but not limited for snare kart)
My Acer R13 convertible has served me well for 8 years, but it's time to replace it. My primary use is for sheet music (while performing live), so it has to have a large (16"+) screen (ideally anti-glare) and be able to open all the way flat (like my existing convertible - so I think regular laptops won't work, but I'm not sure). The OS needs to be Windows because I might also use it for portable amateur radio setups, and some of my radio-related software is Windows-only. (It seems a lot of these advertise "Copilot AI" which I have no use for; hopefully it can be disabled if it's installed).
My budget is up to $2,000. What do y'all recommend? Thanks!
My husband was given several dozen very old sheet music sets, all sealed in plastic. He tried to turn it down, saying it might be valuable, but the elderly musician insisted, when she learned he's a musician. We might frame some, might sell some... Any suggestions to find out a value?
so I found a sheet of music from my collection but there's no name. can someone help me find it?
My director gave this to me to practice durring the summer to get used to b4 the next school year, and I usually listen to all the pieces I play, but I can't seem too find this one. Help please?
A friend sent me what looks like an edited version of Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata along with a weird piano keyboard cipher chart and told me there’s a hidden message inside it.
Problem is: I have basically zero background in music theory, sheet music, or piano.
From what I understand, the notes might correspond to letters using the attached keyboard chart, but I have no idea how to properly read the sheet music or identify which notes are important.
I’m guessing the hidden message could involve:
altered notes
specific melodies
repeated patterns
timing/rhythm
or some kind of musical cryptography
I already tried randomly matching notes to letters but got nowhere.
Could anyone help analyze it or point me in the right direction? Even explaining how to start comparing the edited version to the original would help a lot.
Not on Musicnotes. Can’t really find it anywhere. Maybe the PV isn’t published? It’s a 90s show idk. It’s beautiful though.
So I have this piece I'm trying to write down, and as I got these first two chords figured out, that it's a sub grouping song. Which is already throwing me.
This is draft #1 of the notation, so my question for you all is would this be more readable in 12/4, or even standard 4/4 with triplet notation used on most of my 8ths?
I can perform scales and songs at a grade three level, but I am new to sight reading. I have managed to acquire skills needed for grade one level, but I cannot read at grade 3 level. What is the best advice you can give me? (My biggest problem is slurs -- syncopation and eighth notes are grade 2 level, so that isn't TOO MUCH of a problem.)
Hey everyone!
Over the last little while I started building a small tool for myself to make Nashville/Roman numeral charts faster for rehearsals and arranging sessions. What began as a personal workflow project has slowly evolved into something that I genuinely think could become really useful for other musicians as well.
I’m still in the very early stages, but I put together a short 30-second demo video showing the current progress.
I would absolutely love some feedback on this, and especially:
As for now, I have a fast input system that works really well. Nashville System, Roman Numerals and Chord names are all synced up together so you can type in whichever way you want and it automatically works in the other systems. I have a folder system, collaboration system so you can share your charts and work on it with other users. And also an analysis system, but this still needs quite a bit of tweaking.
Would love to hear your thoughts and ideas!
Does anyone happen to have the full score for ‘Te Deum’ by Mark Hayes? Unfortunately it’s listed as permanently out of print on all publishing websites. It’s a great composition and I would love to see the music.
I am having serious trouble with my wedding music and I need to get back to my company today!
I have been looking for a song from Zelda BOTW or TOTK (preferably BOTW) for my bridal entrance but as you can imagine I’m having a hard time finding sheet music with the copy rights. I have found tons of videos of people preforming the music but me and my string quartet can’t find any sheet music. Does anyone have any tips? Or ways to get the music?