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Are nursery rhyme xylophone notes like ba ba black sheep copyrighted?
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Which notes do you say ta ti-ti for?
Ta is a quarter note ( basically a black line with a filled in black dot on the bottom) ti ti is an eighth note ( looks like two quarter notes connected at the top with a bridge, which is basically a line)
Notes for ode to joy on clarinet?
The notes are eefggfedccdeedd eefggfedccdedcc ddecdefecdefedcdbe eefggfedccdedcc.
What is a xylophones?
The xylophone is an instrument made up of wooden bars which are struck with mallets. The bars are tuned and laid out like a slice through a piano keyboard, with the 'white key' notes (the diatonic C major scale) closer to the player and the bars for the 'black keys' set further away so that they are positioned on the spaces between the 'white keys'. The two intervals which don't have black keys on the piano (between e and f and between b and c) also don't have bars between them on the xylophone. Under the bars, there is often a set of vertical tubes, open at both ends, called resonators, which are meant to reinforce the sound. The sound of the xylophone is dominated by three non-harmonic components tuned a fifth apart (the first three harmonics being a fifth apart and a fourth apart, forming an octave between the first and third.) This gives the instrument its characteristic sound. The bars, being small, sound for a short period (lengthened slightly by the resonators.) The organologists class the xylophone as an 'ideophone', something which makes its musical tones by vibrating itself, as opposed to vibration of a string which drives the body or a vibrating air column. In this sense, any struck music instrument is loosely a cousin of the xylophone (like the triangle), except that the xylophone is, unlike most percussion, an instrument with multiple specific pitches. The xylophone's ancestor in western music is the straw-fiddle, believed brought to Europe by African slaves. It is thought to have originated in both Asia and Africa, independently, and may be one of the first instruments invented by man. In 1511, it is mentioned by Schlick and also appears in "Musica Geteucht", an early visual catalog of Musical Instruments in Germany. It appears again in 1621 in Praetorius' Syntagma Musicum's Theatrum Instrumentorum. The modern instrument's range is a variable, with different xylophones exhibiting ranges from 2-1/2 octaves to 4 octaves. Cousins of the Xylophone in western music include: Marimba: with larger bars, generally carved to increase their size without reducing their pitch, longer resonators, the Marimba has a more mellow sound, which begins with a higher-pitched, but short-lived transient sound. Vibraphone: uses large metal bars, long resonators, and has an addition of rotating disks in the resonators. The disks are ganged on a shaft and driven by a motor, but otherwise, the vibraphone is not electronic (i.e., no amplification). It is very mellow, with vibrato in its tone from the rotating disks in the resonators. An addition sometimes found in the Marimba but never in the xylophone is a foot-pedal which operates felt dampers, so whole chords can be sounded (the player employing two mallets per hand) and stopped simultaneously. In Jazz Music, the vibraphone has long supplanted the xylophone. The pitches and range generally are similar to the Marimba. Orchestra bells: Made with silver or silver-alloy bars, generally tuned in the xylophone range, and struck with beaters made of small brass balls on the end of very thin bamboo, nylon or fiberglass sticks. Their sound is that of bells, but with great carrying power. The metal bars lie on felt dampers to limit their resonance and sounding time somewhat. Celeste: this is a mechanized version of the orchestra bells, with a keyboard and hammer mechanism (one hammer for each bar). The bars are enclosed in a large case which allows some mechanical modification and control over the sound, allowing it to sound more sweet than the orchestra bells, and the keyboard arrangement allows more convenient chording and arpeggiating than mallet-struck instruments. Orchestra Chimes: although it may seem that there is little connection between the xylophone and chimes, they have a lot of similarities: the tubular chimes resonate with the same "klang" (stacked fourth components rather than harmonic components) as the xylophone bars, although many more. They are struck with leather-headed hammers and have a damper-pedal similar to the vibraphone. From this shopping list of relations to the xylophone, it can be seen that almost any instrument which consists of individual tone-producers arranged in a logical order could be classified as a cousin to the xylophone. This includes the piano, which is a step further away from the xylophone than the celeste, but it also includes a plethora of Asian instruments, the Indonesian gamelan pelog and slendro gambang are examples and African instruments, the Mosambique Mbila and west African Balafon being examples. There are also other distant cousins: the stringed Hammered Dulcimer being an example: sets of strings tuned to pitches are struck with hammers held by the player, and are laid out in a logical arrangement. The hammered dulcimer is not an idiophone, though, because the strings are amplified by the body of the instrument. On the other hand, the youngest instrument which is related to the xylophone may well be the 'thongophone', made famous by the Blue Man Group: here, a set of PVC pipes tuned by length are played by slapping a flexible paddle (the thong) over the end of the pipe. A cross between organ pipes and idiophones, the thongophone relies on the vibration of both the tube and the air column within it.
What are the notes on a recorder from the song last Christmas?
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What are the Notes for Mamma Mia on Piano?
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What are the notes on xylophone for the bingo nursery rhymes?
The notes for "Bingo" nursery rhyme on the xylophone are typically C, D, E, G, and A. You can play these notes in succession to match the melody of the song.
How do you play family guy theme on xylophone and what are the notes?
with mallets
Are the notes on a xylophone the same on a piano?
Yes. All musical notes are the same (abcdefg) the only difference is the tone, or the pitch, and such. The xylophone actually is like a piano with fewer, but wider keys.
Percussion that can play real notes?
The xylophone and timpani are two examples.
Does Jesus have a copyright?
Many modern translations of the New Testament are copyrighted by the publisher. Their translation of Jesus' words is therefore copyrighted. The text of the King James Version of the Bible is not copyrighted. Although study notes and translation notes on the same printed page may be.
What are the piano notes for keep bleeding Leona Lewis?
Those are copyrighted... you can only get modified versions or buy them if you pay for copyrighted rights
How do you spell xylophone?
Play a song with the keys and that's how you do it and use yer brain
What are the notes to fur elise on the xylphone?
Same as on the piano, except with the range adjusted to fit the xylophone.
Why is the xylophone called a xylophone?
From the Greek words ξύλον translated to xylon, "wood" and φωνή translated to phone, "voice", meaning "wooden sound"
What does xylophone mean in greek?
A xylophone is a type of percussion instrument made of hardwood or metal bars that are tuned to specific notes.
What are the flute notes of you belong with me?
You would need to purchase the sheet music for this; the information is copyrighted.
Is a vibraphone and a xylophone similar?
Vibraphones and Xylophones are very similar in that they are both mallet percussion instruments: keys of various pitches are struck with mallets. Vibraphones, however, have a pedal used to sustain notes, which a xylophone does not have. A vibraphone also has metal keys, while a xylophone is generally made of wood or fiberglass.
