who invented musical notes and when???
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Do you mean musical notes or musical notation?\n\nBoth have been around for a very, very long time.  In Western civilization, for example, the Greek mathematician Pythagoras studied the characteristics of music very carefully.  He made an instrument called a "monochord" (a one-stringed instrument) and learned about how to create different notes on his instrument by shortening the string.  His ideas about music still affect Western music greatly today.
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Adolphe Sax was the inventor of the saxophone. His product was formerly called the Devil's Horn by classical musicians because they hated the way it sounded (loud and obnoxious). However, later as the saxophone became more popular people began liking it more and gave it the name "saxophone."
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http://www.gracenote.com/music/album.html/tvsoundtrack/cb859f096943cb4800f73ae60568ae81.html\n\n\ni have been looking for this answer since i saw your question 2DAYS AGO!!!!!!! i now have a major headache from looking.  SHEESH!!!!\n\nthis is what i finally ended up with.     can i have the points for all of my hard work???  \n\n....ALSO......\n\nSCROLL DOWN TO THE BOTTOM OF THE OTHER GUYS LINK TO WHERE IT SAYS" IN-HOUSE COMPOSERS" AND CLICK CLICK JIM JOHNSON
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If you're looking for notes, go to a search engine like yahoo or google, and type your song name and 'sheetmusic'.  Generally, the free songs are classical pieces.  You'll likely have to pay for the sheetmusic you want.
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try this site http://www.8notes.com/piano/
650841
If you don't count the abacus, which is ancient, then Blaise Pascal invented the first mechanical computation machine in France in 1642. Check it yo!\n\nhttp://www.thocp.net/hardware/pascaline.htm
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Get them to identify the sound of different instruments from a recording preferably symphony orchestra.In the 60s they used Peter and the wolf narrated by  Danny Kaye or similar. I still remember it.I became a professional musician.
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In the early 1900's, some experimentation with producing sound by electric impulses was taking place in the first decades of the twentieth century, especially in France. The first widespread success in this field, however, was a product of the Hammond Corporation in the mid-1930s. The Hammond Organ quickly became the successor of the reed organ, displacing it completely.\n\n1955 Harry Olson and Belar, both working for RCA, invent the Electronic Music Synthesizer, aka the Olson-Belar Sound Synthesizer. This synth used sawtooth waves that were filtered for other types of timbres. The user programmed the synthesizer with a typewriter-like keyboard that punched commands into a 40-channel paper tape using binary code.\n\nlate 1960s The Sal-Mar Construction was built. The instrument was named for composer Salvatore Martirano and designed by him. The Sal-Mar Construction weighed over fifteen hundred pounds and consisted of "analog circuits controlled by internal digital circuits controlled by the composer/performer via a touch-control keyboard with 291 touch-sensitive keys."
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go to http://8notes.com/
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He invented the sandwich...\n:)
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheet_music
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Follow the musical notes on what???  On Sheet music?  Or are you playing DDR?  Or what?
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cant find the whole thing, heres the first page, might give you an idea.\nhttp://www.sheetmusicplus.com/store/smp_inside.html?cart=335195795616766225&item=5833276&page=01
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Don't know about the reference...\n\nWhat I do know: music theory, and the theory of musical scales (particularly the mathematical description of scales) is a formal description of what sounds right (and wrong) to the human ear...
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Michael Farady of England created electricity through magnets. And people before him knew about electricity for long time, so its difficult to answer who invented it.
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you can try http://www.8notes.com/ - no guarantees.
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No, who made the notes? I would find some different source of info