Who has a Piano?

Question

If you do play this A C E A B E C B C E C C F# D A F# E C A C E C A G A A after you play that tell me what it is

Answer 1

Difficult to know without any clues as to durations of the notes or the registers of those notes. ( We don't know how long to hold the pitches, or whether we are going to move up to the next note or down to it.)

I can tell you that it's obviously in a minor -- that insertion of the F# gives it a Pucinni "Un Bel Di" kind of flavor, but nothing else fits. There's a modal cadence at the end, if that is the end, but that gives us little to go on.

We just need more information.

Oh -- and I didn't need to go to a piano. Many of us classical music types can sight read. Education is a wonderful thing.

Answer 2

I have a piano but I dont know how to play

Answer 3

It sounded like somthing I'd heard before in the begining but as soon as I got to the F# I was waay confused. Is the F# supposed to be higher or lower than the other notes?

Answer 4

It's very difficult to tell without note durations, as others have mentioned. But assuming all the notes are eight notes, it could be something from Bach's Suite for unaccompanied cello.

Answer 5

I agree - this is very difficult to do without knowing the note lengths and note locations (as in is the next note higher or lower than the previous?)

Answer 6

This is just someting that you randomly made up, sorry it doesn't sound good on the piano.

Answer 7

how about you make your own theme out of this??
I already made 25 themes out of it.
(without the note values, and octave shifts and rests, it's very hard to figure out what it is)