i am just learning music and my teacher write a bunch of notes down the side of a paper and said write the notes that would follow in the major scale(guitar). so i wrote down the notes using the w w h w w w h thing and my daughter told me i was wrong because you cant have the same notes twice in a row. example

her theory is that need to write down all of the notes first and then add the sharps and flats this worked up until i got to the starting note of g flat whicH goes

Gb Ab Bb B C# D# E# G AM I RIGHT OR WRONG?
I DONT GET IT!

I WAS JUST STARTING WITH THE ROOT NOTE AND WRITING WHAT CAME NEXT IN THE NOTES WHETHER THEY BE A SHRP OR FLAT. EXAMPLE

Gb G# A# B C# D# F F#

Hi everyone. I am interested in finding a magic machine to transcribe (mostly) "c" instrumental sheet music to "b flat" sheet music. By hand, it takes me hours on end. What are some of the methods/software/hardware you use? Thanks. Chuck

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Ok so my show choir group is performing Ave Maria by Franz Biebl. It's the version in 4 part harmony and the Trio (S.A.T) echoing them. It opens with a bass solo and contains two tenor solos as well. I have a question about a certain note. There is a tenor note on the bass clef that is written on the 3rd space above the bass staff.



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I believe we're singing on F.

What I don't get is how can this F sound so high on the Bass clef, I mean I can barely reach it. But on the Treble Clef is simply the bottom space and is relatively low. Tenors read from both clefs so I'm a little confused. The clefs overlap so why is the F on the 3rd space above the bass clef so high while the F on the first space of the treble clef is low? They're supposed to be the same note right?

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