What do those lines on Piano music called slurs do. They look they're connecting two other notes but how does
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they connect notes when the notes are two different pitches. they allow the music to have a more lagato feel, more connected.
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Follow the musical notes on what???  On Sheet music?  Or are you playing DDR?  Or what?
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I think it's usually called an interpolation.  It's a touch different (in a legal sense) from sampling.\n\nAnother example, for Dave Matthews Band at least, would be riffing on "Louie, Louie" during "Warehouse".
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Sorry , I cannot find where those lines come from. I have spent the last 20 minutes looking for you to no avail.\nIt might be from the book "I know why the caged bird sings", I am not sure.
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B-C#-D#-E-F#-G#-A#-B.  It's also one of the most annoying scales for keyboardists, although I suppose some guitarists would not agree with me on that.
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Okay. Most likely your daughter has a flute toned to C. the Piano is toned to C. Therefore, if she plays a G. Then the Piano is toned to G. ETC.\nMaybe for a crazy reason it is toned to B flat.\nThat means that the notes are based on the B flat scale. So in a B flat flute, when she plays a C; then in a piano the note will be B flat. It's complicated, and hard to understand unless you know music theory.
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For the first one, considering the 4 lines you put, either he is really bored, or he is tensed. Anyway, there's something really wrong (otherwise, he wouldn't notice the "drip".\n\nPS: you should have put a link to the lyrics\n\nI checked the lyrics for n°1: he's waiting for his former girlfriend's phone call. Apparently, he is going to wait a long time! I'm not sure if it always happens to him, or if it always happens with that girlfriend in particular.\n\nn°3: sex. Wine makes you exhilarated. Plus, it was the drink that the Romans and the Greeks drunk at their orgies. So it gives the idea of lust. basically, he is dribbling with desire! But it sounds much better the way he put it!\n\nI'm not sure about n°2. He might be talking about drugs and he wants to take his girlfriend with him because their relationship is not working anymore. Or he just wants to go out and have fun so that not to hear her yell at him.
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I don't understand your question, but I will try to answer it. \n\nHighest note sung by a female singer - Georgia Brown \n\n- she sang a G10, which is more than 2 octaves higher than the highest note on the piano. \n\nHighest note sung by a male singer - Adam Lopez\n\n- he sang a C#8, which is one note higher than the highest note on the piano.\n\nCheck the links below... They're amazing!
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Its pretty much the same way u add a music clip (if im not wrong). Im still at the stage where im trying to get the axis to add up and having a hard time. Hope you figure it out .\n\n\n\n♥
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The notes are F A C.  What are you going to play it on?  Piano?  Guitar?\n\nFor guitar: http://guitar.about.com/library/weekly/aa092600d.htm\n\nFor piano: http://musiced.about.com/od/lessonsandtips/ss/pianochords2.htm
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'claves' is plural of 'clave', which means 'key'.  Key in English can refer to what opens a lock, or to something important or to clue  e.g. Context is key in deciding what claves means in your sentence.  Any other uses for 'key' in English are likely also uses for 'clave' in Spanish.  \n\noops.  just read fine print.  sorry not much help with music.  just know that even on the piano is clave, no?\n\nPeace!
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The bass note is uaually the same as the name of the chord.  For example, a D chord contains the notes D, F#, and A.  The D is the bass note.  The only time (well, almost the only time) the D isn't the bass is if it's a "slash" chord.  For example, D/F# (pronounced "D over F#").  In that case the F# is the bass.  That's what the /F# means.\n\nThe other times the root (or chord name) won't be the bass is for inversions, but that's a more advanced topic so don't worry about that now.
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I think you have a problem.  It's a real skill arranging music for piano that sounds good when you play it.  As you have found, a straight transcription from guitar will sound naff.  Unfortunately, you need someone who is talented in writing piano arrangements or you need to study that yourself.  Doesn't help you in the short term, but I don't have any easy tricks that will do it.
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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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The tried and true system is HANON, the Virtuous Pianist. It seems simplistic when you first try it, but pretty soon it starts getting tricky. The trick is to play it over and over and over, because they're actually like aerobics for your fingers. It guarantees independence of fingers, it says right on the book. Look for it in Amazon or your local B&N.
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It sounds like the person the songs about lost interest in the other and is too afraid to be straigt up about it ,When confronted just says i had a bad day.Possibly on drugs cuz doesnt seem to want to take any blame.He /she needs to escape reality for a while ,take a break from the other the wants the other to take em back when he / she gets straight again blaming it all on a bad day.  I dont know the song but alot of times if you hear it with music you get a feel for what the artist is trying to say .Hope this helps
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Because it is full of chromatic notes.\n\nChromatic notes are notes outside a key or mode. \n\nFor example, in the key of C major, notes that are diatonic (as opposed to chromatic) are C D E F G A & B. Chromatic notes would be C# D# F# G# & A#.\n\nIf you play the diatonic notes and chromatic notes in a scale, you would get a chromatic scale.\n\nIn music, chromatic doesn't refer to color. \n\nIf you are talking about tone color, tone color is the sound a particular instrument (a piano has a different sound from a sax).\n\nIn the chromatic scale, we are dealing with pitches, not the instrument's sound.