what is the symbol that raises the sound of a note?
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Sharp - it kind of looks like a number sign.
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The symbol _ is called the underscore. You can type it by the combination Shift and - key.
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The symbol is called an ampersand.  It's use goes back to Latin.  It was a combination of the letters E and T from the Latin word et meaning and.  You might do a search on the name ampersand for more details.
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Music for trombone is almost exclusively written using bass clef, rather than treble clef.  That's why the signature symbol looks like a reverse "C".  This clef actually corresponds to the bottom portion of a piano score, which is what the left hand plays.\n\nWhile the bass clef is read differently from treble, they are actually related and connected.  The low "C" on the treble clef (written one line below the bottom of the treble clef) is the same note as the middle "C" on the bass clef (one line above the top of the bass clef).\n\nTo read the bass clef, read the lines from bottom to top as G, B, D, F, and A.  Read the spaces from  bottom to top as A, C, E, and G.\n\nIt's been a pretty long time, but I played the trombone from the time I was about 10 thru college.
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Trumpet sounds a blare. String instuments like a guitar reverberate when strumed. Drums rat a tat tat. When refering to sax its mellow jazz tones. Flutes are fanciful airy toots and whistles. Oboes make deeper hollow tones. Does that help?
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Its either d or e. It should be a deshielding effect by the pi electrons. There is some gobbledy-gook showing up in my browser so I can't tell d or e is the pi symbol.
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The numbers represent the fret of that particular string that is pressed down while striking that string.   It looks like your example would have the A string struck open, followed by the E and D strings struck together (fingers on E-3rd fret, D-2nd fret), followed by the A string open again.  Then the E,G and E strings at the same time.  See the pattern?
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I'm not sure I've ever seen it in wind music parts, but it can often be seen in string music - it means to play a harmonic.
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http://www.8notes.com
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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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Can't remember the notes ,but when you play one string at a time it should sound like ::MY DOG HAS FLEAS.(not a song) but the sound.
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A flat, denoted by a symbol that looks a bit like a lowercase "b."
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Hi, well first, it is BASS flute.  Doing a search on that might help you find one.  I believe it is also in the key of C and the fingerings are the same.  The music will be written like your flute music (like piccolo) but will sound lower (like piccolo sounds higher).  I think either emerson or yamaha (or both) make bass flutes.  They are not often used in band music, but are helpful if you play in a flute choir.
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I've used the International Phonetics Alphabet (IPA) as written code before.  Basically it just gives you one symbol for each sound.  Typically I just use it as shorthand in class when taking notes on peoples' names I can't spell and such... \nAnyway, it's cool if you and a friend know it, you can write notes in it that most people can't read.  I did that when I was younger.
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C major: G G A G C' B / G G A G D' C' / G G G' E' C' B A / F' F' E' C' D' C' \n\nSO SO LA SO DO' TI/ SO SO LA SO RE' DO'/ SO SO SO' MI' DO' TI LA/ FA' FA' MI' DO' RE' DO'\n\nD major: A A B A D C#' / A A B A E' D' / A A A' F' D' C#' B / G' G' F#' D' E' D' \n\nLA LA TI LA RE DO#'/ LA LA TI LA MI' RE'/ LA LA LA' FA' RE' DO#' TI/ SO' SO' FA#' RE' MI' RE'\n\nG major: D D E D G F# / D D E D A G / D D D' B G F# E / C' C' B G A G \n\nRE RE MI RE SO FA#/ RE RE MI RE LA SO/ RE RE RE' TI SO FA# MI/ DO' DO' TI SO LA SO\n\nB major: F# F# G# F# B A# / F# F# G# F# C#' B / F# F# F#' D#' B A# G# / E' E' D#' B C#' B \n\nFA# FA# SO# FA# TI LA#/ FA# FA# SO# FA# DO#' TI/ FA# FA# FA#' RE#' TI LA# SO#/ MI' MI' RE#' TI DO#' TI \n\n' = indicates high note (one octave above middle)