how do i find the key on a piece of music?
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At the begining of the first measure of music, there will be an area of sharps (#) or flats (b) on the lines and spaces. Depending on the combination of the sharps and flats, that determines the key. The link below lists the sharps and flats in each key signature.
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http://www.arkasizer.com/rabite/sound/\nok...so I know that's the piano music...but if you're willing, you can figure it out on Eb alto sax.  I'll give you a jump start, but I don't have time to translate it all for you. \nSo, its written in the key of E minor.  Same key signature as C major.  Since alto sax is an Eb instrument, you have to transpose down a minor 3rd.  So, you will want to play/write your music in the key of F# minor (same key signature as A major) that's 3 sharps: F#, C#, and G#.\nOK, so now that you've got the key signature, you have to go through and pick out the melody in the music, and "move" each note down a minor 3rd (or up a major 6th). So....\nC= A\nC#/Db= A#/Bb\nD= B\nD#/Eb= B#/C\nE=C#\nF=D\nF#/Gb=D#/Eb\nG= E\nG#/Ab= E#/F\nA= F#\nA#/Bb= F*(double sharp)/G\nB=G#\n\nI hope that makes sense to you
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since theres so many chord possibilities, i would recommend getting a piano chord dictionary. you can find them at most any music store that deals with piano at all, or online of course.  they are relatively cheap, and wil show you the fingereing for most any piano chord you can come up with
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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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Am add9\ne-0\nb-0\nG-2\nD-2\nA-0\nE-0\n\nDm add9\ne-0\nb-3\nG-2\nD-0\nA-X\nE-X\n\nthese are basically the same as a sus2 chord, you won't get that third in there that makes it sound minor, but all the notes mentioned will fit properly.
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i didnt know they had keyboard tabs.... but i'll just tell you the first few notes to get you started.\n\nE  E (octave higher) B C D, \nC B A,\nA C B A G F#
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the piano, there's 88 keys and and the scales are very difficult to master\n\nif you can play the piano, everything else is easy by comparison
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use www.mymusictools.com
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Try www.sheetmusicplus
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if your looking for guitar chords/tabs, go to \n\nhttp://ultimate-guitar.com/\n\nif for the piano, try searching\n\nhttp://www.sheets.dk/sheets/\n\ntheyre both free..\nHope you'll find want ya want.
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If the song is in your media player list, right click on it and select properties. You can see the file location from there. Alternatively, you u do a file search for it by going to Start->Search
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Here's something that may be of help.  Try this link:\n\nhttp://www.pitt.edu/~deben/freebies.html#Keyboard%20Classics\n\nThis link as free sheet music and simple to play.  It should play well on a key board.\n\nGOOD LUCK!
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go to google, and write sheet music it gives it to u fro free...can u answer my ?
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knot, not, knock or notes?\n\nfor notes-\nhttp://www.musicnotes.com\nhttp://www.sheetmusicfox.com \nhttp://www.freshsheetmusic.net\nhttp://www.8notes.com \nhttp://www.sheetmusic.com
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I looked for awhile and all I found was a book. I can play it on piano but to try and explain it is hard. Start off with C,E,G on your right hand and C on your left. Play all of them then just the C. Its actually very simple. \nGood luck!
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In the key of C, you play a scale like this\nLeft:\nC = thumb\nD = pointer\nE = middle\nF = thumb \nG = pointer \nA = middle\nB = ring\nC = pinky\n\nright:\nC = pinky\nD = ring\nE = middle\nF = pointer\nG = thumb\nA = middle\nB = pointer\nC = thumb\n\nOnce you master that thumb-middle cross over, everything else is just a variation on that. Have a ball.
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B flat  /  G minor\n\n\n\nKey Sig. Major Key Minor Key\nC Major key signature\nNo sharps or flats C major A minor\nKey Sig. Major Key Minor Key\nF Major key signature\n1 flat F major D minor\nB-flat Major key signature\n2 flats B♭ major G minor\nE-flat Major key signature\n3 flats E♭ major C minor\nA-flat Major key signature\n4 flats A♭ major F minor\nD-flat Major key signature\n5 flats D♭ major B♭ minor\nG-flat Major key signature\n6 flats G♭ major E♭ minor\nC-flat Major key signature\n7 flats C♭ major A♭ minor\nKey Sig. Major Key Minor Key\nG Major key signature\n1 sharp G major E minor\nD Major key signature\n2 sharps D major B minor\nA Major key signature\n3 sharps A major F♯ minor\nE Major key signature\n4 sharps E major C♯ minor\nB Major key signature\n5 sharps B major G♯ minor\nF-sharp Major key signature\n6 sharps F♯ major D♯ minor\nC-sharp Major key signature\n7 sharps C♯ major A♯ minor\n\n\nThis site is VERY helpful!\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_signature