Anyone have the "saxophones getting louder" alto sax notes from the viral reel.
Anyone have the music for the viral reel. Just wanting to make a reel on instagram playing it on my Alto sax
Anyone have the music for the viral reel. Just wanting to make a reel on instagram playing it on my Alto sax
Is this score missing a rest in the second last bar? is something happening with the voices? Curious why the bass clef only has 3 quarter notes in it.
I’ve been trying to figure out what these chords are for a really long time, but it’s really hard to tell from the video… Does anyone know? Please help!!
I’m 19 trying to learn music theory with no classes. I found a decent program that I’m trying to use, but I’m not sure if it’s truly readable or not. Can yall tell me what I might need to fix or try to learn to make it better? It sounds good when the app plays it.
I am trying to come up with some music for a game im thinking about making, however, I want it to be this one song but modified into actual gameplay music instead of just an orchestra of one song. any tips or suggestions? anything is welcome ^.^
My grandfather recently passed away. He always kept this song that his mother wrote for him framed in his home. None of my family has ever heard it out loud before, but would like to incorporate it into the service.
Unfortunately, I don’t read sheet music. I tried to upload it to one of those sheet music reading apps, but i’m not sure that this is what my great grandmother had in mind. If it is, that is kind of funny.
Can anyone make any sense of this and possibly send me voice recordings of what the vocal part and/or the instrumental is supposed to be? My Dad would like me to sing it alongside the pianist.
Playing in 4/4
https://youtu.be/SweVHqBCnAU?is=6rOpweobY-CkZGVm
Structures for Piano foreshadows a turn toward atonal improvisation, delving into polychromaticism
Hey,
I can’t find good sheet music for the song. Does anyone have it?
[Q] Does anybody know where to possibly find sheet music for Korngold’s Die tote Stadt - Tanzlied des Pierrot SPECIFICALLY Kreisler’s arrangement for violin and piano? I‘ve seen and listened to a couple of recordings, but can’t find the sheet music of that particular arrangement with the really nice opening for the life of me.
ok so i haven’t read sheet music since i was in middle school. i got this book at the flee market and im picking it up because i want to put it to use. i understand that the 1 and 2 refer to the verses in the song. after the chorus, there’s the bridge and a coda which brings me back to the third verse. here’s where im lost. in the second picture, the 1 and 2 reappear but i don’t think they go along with the verses. when i listen to the song they don’t. so how do i play the outro? most importantly how do i read it for future reference?
My grandfather (who is passed) used to write sheet music. Is there a way I can turn a photo of his sheet music into an audio file for my mom?
i am working on my program for my senior recital, which is essentially centered around "a call for peace." i want to have a set that is focused on songs of protest and revolution, but i'm having trouble finding songs in languages other than english. could anyone offer some guidance?
additionally, if anyone knows of a solo voice and piano version of the song "el pueblo unido jamás será vencido" by sergio ortega, please lmk because i'd love to include it in my recital!!
thanks for the help! :)
Hi guys, I’ve been scouring the internet for sheet music for this song (for auditions) and am struggling. There are hard copy versions on EBay but they’re from America and shipping is either not an option or ridiculously expensive. A bit random but would anyone have this?
Thankyou kindly x
There was a song I learned back when I took lessons, I could have sworn it was called "Venetian Tarantella" but my searching has gotten me no where and every Tarantella I've listened to or read the intro sheet music for doesn't match it.
I used software to play the notes that my ears and muscle memory can recall to generate a partial sheet, I know I got the treble clef at least 95% right but I can't remember the chords the left hand plays.
Is anyone able to recognize it?
Even if I cant get the sheet music again, I'd love to confirm the title and composer to try to look for a recording, because I haven't heard it in over 15 years and my ears miss it :'(
Today I learned the thing, circled in red, that I just called "the range" or "the range indication" has a fancy Latin name, ambitus. It dates back all the way to medieval chant manuscripts and very early music notation.
Im trying to get the sheet music for the piano part in this one song and Im trying to find a tool for it that isn’t ai, or at least not like the never types of ai. Im not to good at chords and stuff so I can’t really do it myself yet, if not i’m just thinking of seeing if theres something like that on fiverr by someone who actually know what they’re doing
Hey everyone.
I’m someone who loves to play piano, and loves Stardew Valley. I’ve been playing Stardew almost my whole life, and have picked up piano recently, and have been playing a lot of pieces from the game.
However, I can’t find the sheet music for *Caves - The Lava Dwellers* anywhere!!! It’s such a good piece of music, and the solo bit at the end is absolutely phenomenal. If anyone out there can tell me where to find it, *(maybe you’ve played it before from a collection?)* it’d be greatly appreciated.
There is the Stardew Valley Piano Collection book, however to my knowledge, this piece is not within the book.
Help!
Also- mods, is this an irreverent topic? If so, can you point me to the right subreddit to ask this question? Thanks.
I am loosing my mind. I am not really an expert in the picking style and just need the guitar version as an ukulele version. The exact one, picking and all. I found one ukulele tutorial on yt of it by a guy who did not play it in the original style. i need the original style. Its so important but i cant find it anywhere... If necessary, i'll pay for it.