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| Silverstars Tarot Shoppe ~ Our new and improved shop! Go to post | 234 | Services |
Sun Nov 22, 2009 4:24 am |
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I Want A Reading From EPB!
Your Name/Username ~ Kumo Shingetsu Deck You'd Prefer ~ Dragon Spread You'd Like (or if You'd Like Me to Make a Different One) ~ Guidance Spread, unless you have something better in mind. Reason for the Reading ~ Solving an irritating problem. What You'd Like to Get Out of the Reading ~ Hopefully, I'll be able to decide what to do. Any Questions You'd Like Answered ~ I'll PM you, if that's okay. Anything Else? ~Nope. Edit // Actually, could you PM me please? I need to go for tonight. |
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| Transposing? -- Solved. Go to post | 6 | Musician's Forum |
Thu Sep 24, 2009 1:49 am |
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Well, most people see flutes and assume C. So no worries. ^^; And yeah, that's what I figured. But I wasn't completely sure. You're very welcome. <3 |
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| Violin Players! Go to post | 12 | Musician's Forum |
Thu Sep 24, 2009 1:40 am |
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I love the violin, very much. <3 But I feel the need to warn you that posting your dragons from DragonCave isn't allowed outside of the CB, last I checked. I wouldn't want some idiot reporting you for it. |
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| Transposing? -- Solved. Go to post | 6 | Musician's Forum |
Thu Sep 24, 2009 1:27 am |
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Wanda June You need to transpose notes when the instrument you're composing for/playing is in a different key. The flute is in "C", as is the piano and the violin. You don't need to worry about transposing for these instruments. To answer your question though: some instruments play in different keys than than others. A soprano clarinet is in the key of B flat: A C flat played on the clarinet will SOUND like a concert B flat, the way a B flat played on the piano sounds. Notes on the clarinet must be played one whole step higher in order to sound the same as concert pitches. This adjustment composers and sometimes instrumentalists make is transposing. I hope this explanation makes sense! I mentioned that my flute plays in D because it's printed right on the flute. Mine isn't a normal one, it's one of these. But I didn't know that piano and violin were C instruments. And yes, that helps a lot. I think I get it now. Thanks. >w< Edit // I was looking through threads and found this. And I have to say, it's beautiful. You're incredibly talented. <3 |
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| Transposing? -- Solved. Go to post | 6 | Musician's Forum |
Thu Sep 24, 2009 1:08 am |
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`Teh Er, well, I was taught that transposing meant you change the key of a piece. Moving everything up or down however many steps/half-steps. I think what you are trying to say is arranging maybe? Anyways, the melody or piece or whatever of the flute would be the same on violin, assuming they both can play it, you don't need to transpose anything. So ya. Hmm. Well, you may be right. I'm basing this question on what my band directors have told me in the past, but sadly, they've all given me different definitions of the word transposing. ._.; I do know one thing though. Trying to play a melody written for flute on a clarinet doesn't sound right. Adjusting to fix that difference between instruments is transposing, yes? Like, to play the same note as a flute playing a B flat, I'd need to play a clarinet C. Maybe that just made us both confused. |
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| Confusion with treble Clef in Piano Go to post | 5 | Musician's Forum |
Thu Sep 24, 2009 1:01 am |
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Theawesomemanman So on the 5th line (very bottom line) on the staff on the treble clef should it be D OR E? ON THE LINE NOT THE SPACE BELOW IT That would be an E. Theawesomemanman Also I think I resolved this problem but I think my teacher might have screwed this up to. On the bass clef on the first line (very top line) on the staff should it be A OR B? ON THE LINE NOT THE SPACE ABOVE IT. That's an A. And your teacher really left out D#? That's kinda sad. ._.; |
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| Transposing? -- Solved. Go to post | 6 | Musician's Forum |
Thu Sep 24, 2009 12:57 am |
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I've been involved with music for seven years now, and I've heard about transposing. But I don't quite understand the concept, and I'd love it if someone could answer a few questions for me. See, I'm working on writing a piece that includes two flutes (D flutes o.O) and a violin. I also plan on playing some parts on a piano so I can actually hear my chords and such. But what I don't get it, how does one transpose from a D flute to violin, or violin to piano? If you even need to transpose at all? I'm really confused. Dx |
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| MTN DEW Game Fuel (Continued-Less Spam, New Owner) Go to post | 24 | General Discussion |
Tue Sep 22, 2009 1:05 am |
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President of Everything The Throwback isn't out of production. I just picked up a case today, as a matter of fact. I just bought a ton of Horde Red the other day too. |
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| Do you think its okay to kick/hit guys in the balls if... Go to post | 31 | General Discussion |
Mon Sep 21, 2009 3:56 am |
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BossMafia I think it's wrong to hit a guy in the balls regardless. That's about the lowest of the low. |
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| WHAT IS YOUR CELLULAR DEVICE'S WALLPAPER(PIC) Go to post | 42 | General Discussion |
Mon Sep 21, 2009 3:39 am |
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A picture of my friend writing "I love Kumo" on the board in Japanese. /fail |
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