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Who can best transpose a pattern into sheet music?

Asked by BronxLens (1139 points) | asked June 27th, 2008 | 6 responses | “Great Question” (0 points) | Flag as…

I saw a random pattern on an unchanging flat surface in which I can discern something akin to notes in a music sheet. I photographed it; now, what is the best way to go about transcribing this into music notation? If it helps, I’m in NYC.

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petethepothead's avatar

can you link the picture?

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Wine3213's avatar

Yeah. Link the pic, and we’ll see what we can do.

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Eambos's avatar

If you are in NYC then find a juliard student. That school is amazingly hard to be aceepted into, and almost any student should be able to easily transpose music for you.

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BronxLens's avatar

Here they are.
If you take a shot at it, send me/post a link. Good luck!

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Eambos's avatar

I can transpose it.

Just a warning in advance, it will be a very ugly song.

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Here it is!

It’s been a while since I’ve written music so it is not perfect. It is certainly readable by the average person who can read music.

If I had a program like Sibelius I’d be able to nicely make it into real sheet music.

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