can someone translate this into letters for music?

Question

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http://www.kanmanabe.com/download/Victors_Piano_Solo.pdf

ive never been able to read music no matter what instrument it was and no matter how long i tried i couldnt do it even when i played the flute and the clarinet

Answer 1

Go to google and type in, how to read piano music note, and up they come, click on the first one and scroll down and you'll see all the notes and what there called, if that doesn't give you everything that you want, go to the next one, it would take to long to write out all the notes that are on that piece, and I'm not sure if you know which A, D, etc is played where on the piano, this maybe will help you more, I hope so ! Do you read bass and G clef ? I'm not sure if you know that on the G clef the C is different then the one on the bass ! You didn't say that's why I recommend reading up on this. I don't want to confuse you. Hope these sites help you.

Answer 2

You mean you want somebody to write out the letter names of those notes?? Who would go to so much trouble? Dude, learn to read music!!

Here's a hint: The lines of the treble clef are e, g, b, d, and f, starting at the e above middle c -- assuming you know where that is. The lines of the bass clef are g, b, d, f, and a, with the a being the one below middle c. In this piece, f, c, g and d are always sharped. (unless Elfmann says they are natural)Get to work, lazy!

Answer 3

E, Fnatural, Dsharp, E, B, Cnatural, Fsharp, Gnatural, Gsharp and Fsharp (hold while playing first two notes with left hand then release). Csharp, Gsharp, Csharp, E, Csharp, G sharp, (fourth measure is the same as the third, minus the right hand) Right hand plays Gsharps in the first measure of second line, while left hand plays the same thing as in the fourth and third measures of the first line. And before I do any more, I'd like to know, can you read music, or am I wasting my time, because you'll need to how long to hold notes, how to play them, etc.

Answer 4

if you can't read the notes why r u playing thet intsrument that it gose to