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an ear for music anyone?!?

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  • Started 11 months ago by Little Sally Saucer
  • Latest reply from Joseph / bezalel

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  1. Little Sally Saucer
    Sitting in the water

    anybody know the notes (piano, flute, saxaphone, clarinet) for any pretty jewish song????

    please post here!!!

    Posted 11 months ago #
  2. MiddlePath
    Member

    You can find the chords for many Jewish songs at jewishguitarchords.com. Although, I have found quite a few of them to be incorrect, but the majority are good. These chords work for any instrument.

    A little tip: As long as you can play an Am, C, Dm, Em, and G, you can pretty much play any Jewish song.

    Posted 11 months ago #
  3. wanderingchana
    expat

    Get the Jewish Fake Book. I don't know if it come in keys other than C, though (for sax, clarinet).

    Posted 11 months ago #
  4. ZeesKite
    Because Mommy Said So

    ♫♪♪♫♫♪♪

    Posted 11 months ago #
  5. oomis1105
    Member

    I cannot write musical notes, but for the piano, right hand (you're on your own with the left -too much trouble to do that part here) for "Y'simcha Elokim K'Efraim..."

    C stands for Middle C and c stands for high c

    gg fefg ggaC CdCdag gagafgfeged (2x)

    cdcbabcd cbcbab
    cdcbabcdcbca babcd

    fe dfe dffcac agba Ccbca bg (2x)

    I am no music transcriber, but I think this seems right. I didn't have the piano nearby, so I played it in my head. There is also an intro to this song, but I am not 100% sure of how it goes.

    Posted 11 months ago #
  6. ZeesKite
    Because Mommy Said So

    MiddlePath:
    I'm not so much into music but maybe "Am, C, Dm, Em, and G" won't get you far on a flute, saxophone or clarinet.

    Posted 11 months ago #
  7. HaLeiVi
    HaLeiVi is Supposedly not Joseph

    ZeesKite & Oomis,
    You can alternatively use my notation format:
    http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/shark-in-mikvah

    Posted 11 months ago #
  8. MiddlePath
    Member

    ZeesKite,I apologize. It is true that chords only work for string and keyboard instruments. Forgive me for saying "any" instrument. Since I play the guitar and piano, I get a little oblivious to the notion that there are other instruments out there.

    Posted 11 months ago #
  9. Mother in Israel
    Mother always knows best!

    I play the guitar and the piano too. We have a few other musicians in the house who play other instruments though. My daughter plays the oboe, my son plays the saxophone, another daughter plays the violin, another son plays the clarinet, and the 2-year-old plays the pots and pans. The 1-month-old is the vocalist.

    Posted 11 months ago #
  10. ZeesKite
    Because Mommy Said So

    I just don't get the question. If someone had an "ear" for music, why the need for notes?

    Posted 11 months ago #
  11. HaLeiVi
    HaLeiVi is Supposedly not Joseph

    After trying the clarinet, I started wondering if I just don't have an air for music.

    Posted 11 months ago #
  12. Joseph / bezalel
    Blocked

    It is true that chords only work for string and keyboard instruments.

    There are a number of other instrumens that can play chords but the only wind instument thay I can think of is a harmonica.

    Posted 11 months ago #

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