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You want to know how to read music? Because I can (sort of) teach you....

Last edited by cocoanut (2009-12-22 15:24:07)

I can do it for you. I've done that before (except that I didn't have sheet music) :-D

I will upload it in a project when I finish it, ok? (that is, if you want me to do it xD)

Oh wait, I can translate this:  (The letter is the note, the number is how long you hold it)  (Also, a  -  means rest)

Top Bar:
A2 G1 E1/2 F1/2 G1 E1/2 F1/2 G1 E1/2 F1/2 D1 A1 G1 E1/2 F1/2 G1/2 G1/2 E1/2 F1/2 G1/2 G1/2 F1/2 E1/2 D1 A1

Bottom bar
-2 lowA1 EGhighA1 lowA1 EGhighA1 lowA1 EGhighA1 DFhighA1 -1 lowA1 EGhighA1 lowA1 EGhighA1 lowA1 EGhighA1 DFhighA1 -1

That was just the top bar, I won't bother translating the rest, as this is complicated as it is.

I'm sorry, was that too complicated?  It's kind of hard to write music in words, its a lot easier if you know sheet music.  Which is the problem 

Last edited by Kileymeister (2009-12-23 09:12:09)

Kileymeister wrote:

Oh wait, I can translate this:  (The letter is the note, the number is how long you hold it)  (Also, a  -  means rest)

Top Bar:
A2 G1 E1/2 F1/2 G1 E1/2 F1/2 G1 E1/2 F1/2 D1 A1 G1 E1/2 F1/2 G1/2 G1/2 E1/2 F1/2 G1/2 G1/2 F1/2 E1/2 D1 A1

Bottom bar
-2 lowA1 EGhighA1 lowA1 EGhighA1 lowA1 EGhighA1 DFhighA1 -1 lowA1 EGhighA1 lowA1 EGhighA1 lowA1 EGhighA1 DFhighA1 -1

That was just the top bar, I won't bother translating the rest, as this is complicated as it is.

I'm sorry, was that too complicated?  It's kind of hard to write music in words, its a lot easier if you know sheet music.  Which is the problem 

You seem to be very good with note sheets and musical things, but sorry, MRN:s suggestion looked a little more helpful for me, who hasn't really got any musical experience.

But thanks anyways, I'll keep in mind that you are good with music!

jacool wrote:

MyRedNeptune wrote:

I can do it for you. I've done that before (except that I didn't have sheet music) :-D

I will upload it in a project when I finish it, ok? (that is, if you want me to do it xD)

That would be very kind and helpful of you, thanks!
You will get credit in my project and in the project notes 

I'm going to make an animation project (my first) with two songs, Kalinka and Korobeiniki, and some stick figures dancing.

But for Korobeiniki I will use an MP3 with Dimitri Hvorostovsky singing.

This smells Russian. >.>

Kileymeister wrote:

MyRedNeptune wrote:

jacool wrote:

That would be very kind and helpful of you, thanks!
You will get credit in my project and in the project notes 

I'm going to make an animation project (my first) with two songs, Kalinka and Korobeiniki, and some stick figures dancing.

But for Korobeiniki I will use an MP3 with Dimitri Hvorostovsky singing.

This smells Russian. >.>

You have a problem with Russians?

Actually, I'm Russian. xD

MyRedNeptune wrote:

jacool wrote:

MyRedNeptune wrote:

I can do it for you. I've done that before (except that I didn't have sheet music) :-D

I will upload it in a project when I finish it, ok? (that is, if you want me to do it xD)

That would be very kind and helpful of you, thanks!
You will get credit in my project and in the project notes 

I'm going to make an animation project (my first) with two songs, Kalinka and Korobeiniki, and some stick figures dancing.

But for Korobeiniki I will use an MP3 with Dimitri Hvorostovsky singing.

This smells Russian. >.>

I was reading an article about a Swedish tenor called Nicolai Gedda, since his father was half-Russian he sang many Russian songs, I read that he had sung Korobeiniki, so I searched for it on YouTube, and I immediately started to like it 
Then I searched for more Russian folk songs and I found Kalinka performed by the Red Russian Army Choir and I liked it too.

That's how I was inspired to make this project 

Stick Figures dancing to Russian music? Sounds like 1,000,000 Love-its for you. 

For future projects, this might help you with transferring the sheet music to the piano on Scratch.

jacool wrote:

scmb1 wrote:

For future projects, this might help you with transferring the sheet music to the piano on Scratch.

http://www.piano-lessons-central.com/im … -piano.jpg

Thanks, that could be pretty useful with this: http://www.harmony-central.com/MIDI/Doc/table2.html

Thanks for posting that! It will be useful for the lower and higher octaves that aren't on the Scratch piano.

Last edited by scmb1 (2009-12-23 18:30:29)

Lucario621 wrote:

*suprised that you can't read music* Well I can't wait for the project anywayz 

I've never really played an instrument