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  • #609443
    [email protected]
    Participant

    I have the sheet music for Hofachto by Avraham Fried if anyone is interested.

    #969620
    Torah613Torah
    Participant

    Can you tell us what to google if we want to find it?

    #969621
    writersoul
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    Do you know where any other songs are available (I don’t know that one)?

    I’d especially appreciate only the melody line and NOT piano music (I play the flute and no, you can’t always just use the top line).

    #969622
    HaLeiVi
    Participant

    Don’t you play flute with both hands? So, what’s wrong with piano notes?

    #969623
    writersoul
    Participant

    The flute keys aren’t like piano keys. There are fewer buttons than there are notes, so different combinations of keys (called fingering) are used to make different notes. The C scale goes from C (with only the left pinky) down to C (all fingers except right thumb, which just holds the flute up), with each lower note adding a finger on a key.

    If that was more involved than you had in mind, sorry :).

    tl;dr: Flutes only play one note at a time.

    #969624
    HaLeiVi
    Participant

    A flute can only play one note at a time, but flutes can play many notes together.

    #969625
    HaLeiVi
    Participant

    By the way, you only play the lower register?

    #969626
    HaLeiVi
    Participant

    Does anyone have notes for the aeolian harp?

    #969627
    [email protected]
    Participant

    Here it is, I will keep on updating this post whenever there is new sheet on this site. If you contact the guy who arranged the music (his email address is on the bottom of the music) he will apparently write any song you request for free!!!!

    www(dot)emesmusic(dot)co(dot)nf

    MODS LET THIS SITE THROUGH

    ALL IT CONTAINS IS A PAGE OF SHEET MUSIC

    #969628
    writersoul
    Participant

    HaLeiVi: No, that’s just the only one that works that smoothly to explain :). The next highest register would be the same except that the D is different fingering.

    I only started relatively recently, but I can play the low, middle, and up to G of the high register.

    Yes, two flutes could each play half of the piano music, but what’s the point? I like playing by myself as well as with others.

    Besides, lots of times piano music has those weird chord notations on it. I don’t play the piano, so I don’t really know a lot about what I’m talking about except that I’ve tried to use piano music occasionally and haven’t been able to.

    #969629
    HaLeiVi
    Participant

    I guess trying to play Chopin’s piano music on a flute could be quite complicated, but the Jewish piano that I’ve seen didn’t really have much piano going on. Usually it just has the simple chords written out for the left hand.

    #969630
    [email protected]
    Participant

    If you request a song here I will try to put the sheet music for that song for free on: [www(dot)emesmusic(dot)co(dot)nf] by the end of the month.

    #969631
    SaysMe
    Member

    if you search the cr for sheet music, there’s a bunch of links and posts already shared

    #969632
    [email protected]
    Participant

    Correct SaysMe, but very little, and most of the links are broken. There is also nothing where you can request sheet music.

    #969635
    [email protected]
    Participant

    The sheet music for Ki Hirbeisa is now available for free on emesmusic(dot)co(dot)nf

    Mods let this site through, all it has is sheet music.

    #969636
    HaLeiVi
    Participant

    What is .nf, North Africa?

    #969637
    [email protected]
    Participant

    No HaLeiVi I think its one of the only domain names you can get for free.

    #969638
    HaLeiVi
    Participant

    Picked it up. Very nice.

    It looks like you used MuseScore. Why don’t you also make it available as in MusicXml format, for that matter? This way, someone can enhance it and send it back.

    #969639
    writersoul
    Participant

    Why can’t I access the site? I googled it and it didn’t show up.

    #969640
    SaysMe
    Member
    #969641
    [email protected]
    Participant

    writersoul, it’s not listed on google. You have to type in the address manually into your browser.

    #969643
    [email protected]
    Participant

    I didn’t use MuseScore, I used Sibelius.

    #969644
    [email protected]
    Participant

    writersoul, for Ki Hirbeisa you can just use the upper register.

    #969645
    HaLeiVi
    Participant

    You mean the upper staff. Anyhow, I’m pretty sure Sibelius can export to MusicXml as well. Any better software is supposed to be able to do that.

    MuseScore is a free open-source program that uses soundfonts to play and save. It isn’t so stable but the autosave is pretty good. It is also a bit rigid and the controls are through shortcuts that you have to dig up in the help PDF rather than the UI. I thought I recognized the fonts and layout.

    #969646
    [email protected]
    Participant

    HaLeiVi, Ki Hirbeisa could very well have been written in MuseScore as I did not arrange it myself. As for the terminology for the upper staff, I am living in London and since someone referred to the treble clef as the upper register earlier in this post, I assumed that is what you call it in America. Look at Hofachto for Sibelius fonts and layouts.

    #969647
    SaysMe
    Member

    ki hirbeisa was in the last post in the link i reposted

    #969648
    [email protected]
    Participant

    SaysMe, so why don’t you request a song and I’ll get it for you?

    #969649
    HaLeiVi
    Participant

    Register is what you call the playing a new set of notes on top of the old. A flute, clarinet, recorder and saxiphone can play more notes than the amount of keys they sport. Playing the higher octave, or register, can either simply be with the release of a key (or half a key) or might include different blowing methods, which makes it harder. I don’t think it is called register on a trumpet, but I’m not sure.

    #969650
    HaLeiVi
    Participant

    You remind me of an argument I had with a friend from another country. I said C is here and he insisted that what I pointed to is A. After a long while I thought of asking him how he knew to be so sure if he didn’t even grow up with this alphabet, he obviously didn’t call the notes by the ABC in the first place. He answered that he actually called it Do Re Mi. In other words, he took it for granted (reasonably enough) that Do is A. I’m actually not too sure why it isn’t.

    Perhaps our system is designed be bass writers.

    #969651
    [email protected]
    Participant

    HaLeiVi, you are probably right, his system also starts with A, but since he only learnt the treble clef, he starts learning the first note as C. I assume people who learn instruments which can only play in the treble clef also start learning in C, when in fact if you look at all three clefs the lowest not is an A.

    #969652
    dodyanki
    Member

    Middle A is exactly 440 vps (vibrations per second) so that means it everything starts at A and the C major which is DO is the corresponding major chord to A minor. so they are both really the main starting note. vehamayven yovin

    #969653
    [email protected]
    Participant

    The sheet music for Benny Friedman’s new hit song, Yesh Tikva, is now available for free on: emesmusic(dot)co(dot)nf

    Mods let this site through, all it has is sheet music.

    #969654
    [email protected]
    Participant

    The sheet music for Yaakov Shwekey’s hit song, Lo Yaavod, is now available for free on: emesmusic(dot)co(dot)nf

    Mods let this site through, all it has is sheet music.

    #969655
    alwaysmile
    Participant

    jewishguitarchords (dot) com

    has free guitar chords for lots of jewish songs

    #969656
    [email protected]
    Participant

    True alwaysmile. But they’re mostly old songs or songs you’ve never heard of and they hardly get updated.

    #969657

    You may want to check out this website. It’s got links to a lot of free sheet music. Mods please allow

    Freejewishsheetmusic.weebly(dot)com

    #969659
    [email protected]
    Participant

    The sheet music for Dovid Gabay’s hit song, LeGabay, is now available for free on: emesmusic(dot)co(dot)nf

    Mods let this site through, all it has is sheet music.

    #969660

    No email- he already has it on his website but otherwise keep it up. Though it would be great if you can do songs from fried mbd and shweky that would be great because there isn’t much of that for free yet.

    You can see which songs are currently available on the weebly website (my prev post) so you don’t redo

    #969661
    [email protected]
    Participant

    Sorry for the redo.

    MBD coming up!

    #969662

    I don’t care that much, was offering a suggestion

    #969663
    SaysMe
    Member

    This name is already taken- is that your site? thanks for it. it had 3 or 4 i didn’t

    #969664

    Says me- yes. Also it had 3 or 4 that you didn’t what?

    #969665

    Didn’t have, probably.

    #969666
    SaysMe
    Member

    thx jf02, yes 3 or 4 songs that i didn’t have yet.

    #969667
    lakewhut
    Participant

    anybody have the chords/sheet music to ninth man by moshe yess/abie?

    #969668

    Says me- I started adding them , I’m already way past 3 or 4, thanks

    #969669

    Lakewut- go to the emes music site above and request it or click here if the mods allow this link http://www.emesmusic.co.nf

    #969670
    SaysMe
    Member

    thank YOU for the site

    #969671

    You are definitely welcome.

    Btw how did you know about the secret sheets and why does it start at 73?

    #969672
    SaysMe
    Member

    i just realized the numbers jumped so tried it out, and i was right. No idea why there are gaps or start late! Cant understand why they hid them once they already had them either. But now thanks to you, they’ll be accessible!! 🙂

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