All the notes to play Amazing Grace on the keyboard can be found on the Making Music fun website. The notes C, E, D and G are all used when playing Amazing Grace.
how to play amazing grace on a viola. provide a transcribed music sheet.
you look at the notes and play them
No. Bugles are very limited in the number of notes they can play. The variety of low range notes required to play Amazing Grace would be impossible for a bugle.Jason -- have you *tried* it yourself? I've played a version of "Amazing Grace" on a US Regulation bugle that was recognizable to people who were not told in advance what I would be playing. Think of it like bagpipes or carillon -- true, the bugle only plays a few intervals, rather than the full chromatic scale which most musicians are used to. But listen to how a bagpiper will work around the "missing" notes to make a tune succeed despite that.
No. A trumpet can only play one note at a time, while a chord by definition is made of at least three notes.
All the notes to play Amazing Grace on the keyboard can be found on the Making Music fun website. The notes C, E, D and G are all used when playing Amazing Grace.
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how to play amazing grace on a viola. provide a transcribed music sheet.
how to play amazing grace on a viola. provide a transcribed music sheet.
you look at the notes and play them
the trumpet can play most notes in music. it all depends on how good the trumpeter is
amazing grace
No. Bugles are very limited in the number of notes they can play. The variety of low range notes required to play Amazing Grace would be impossible for a bugle.Jason -- have you *tried* it yourself? I've played a version of "Amazing Grace" on a US Regulation bugle that was recognizable to people who were not told in advance what I would be playing. Think of it like bagpipes or carillon -- true, the bugle only plays a few intervals, rather than the full chromatic scale which most musicians are used to. But listen to how a bagpiper will work around the "missing" notes to make a tune succeed despite that.
You can play alot of notes! they range from like a really low g to really high c that is 2 lines above the staff. i know this b/c i play the trumpet and take lessons.
No. A trumpet can only play one note at a time, while a chord by definition is made of at least three notes.
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