There is no answer to your question. If you are talking about English hallmarks, the initial indicates the year on manufacture, But the alphabet only has 26 letters and I am not cerain that all those letters were used. Anyway, assuming that they were, every 26 years, the sequence would have to start over at 'a' again. So, different styles of lettering were used so that an exact year of manufacture could be ascertained. You need to check in your local public library or purchase a handbook of English silver marks. To confuse matters even further, the same letter might indicate a totally different year depending upon which city the item was made in, London. Birmingham, Sheffield, Newcastle for instance.
B&G could indicate the name of the silversmith. Generally the hallmarks(stamped impressions) indicate the silversmith, location of office of item being assayed, year letter,silver content(Sterling or Britannia). Russian silver does not have year letters only numbers.
b b aga X3 b(234)b b aga X3 g(234) g g g a g g g g a a b(2) b b b b agag b b agag the numbers are the beats you hold the note down. the notes that are put together (aga) for example,mean that you do it i 2 beats.
Intro: g-g-a-a-a-a-a-a c-c-g-g-a-a-a Verse: g-g-g-g g-g-g-c g-g-g-g-g-g-g-g-g-a-b-a Refrain/Bridge: g-b-d-e-d-b-b-b-b-a g-b-d-e-d-b-a Chorus: b-b-a-g-g-g-g-g-g-a-b-a b-b-a-g-g-g-g-g-g-a-b-a b-b-a-g-g-g-g-g-g-b-a-a b-b-a-g-a-b b-b-b-b-b-a-g-g-g-g-g-g-a-b-a b-b-a-g-g-g-g-g-g-a-b-a b-b-a-g-g-g-g-g-g-b-a-a b-b-a-g-a-b b-b-b-b-b-a-g-a-b b-b-b-b-b-a-g
b a g a b b b a a a b b b b a g a b b b a a b a g b a g b a g g g g a a a b a g
easy-g a g g g g a g g g a g a a (2 times)-b b g g a a b g bb g g a a g -g a g g g g a g g g a g a a (2 times) hard-g a b b c b a g b b a g a a g a b b c b a g b b a g g a g d d b b a b c a b c d d a b c a b
The keyboard notes on the keyboard to the song, Call Me Maybe, are; B B B B B A B B B B B B A B B B B B B A A A A G G D B B B B B B A B B B B B B A B B B B B B A A A A G G D B D D B A G D D D B A G D D D B A G G G G G G G A B G B D G D B B D B G G B C B G G B A A G G B D G D B D B G G B C B G G B A A G G B D G D B B D B G G B C B G G B A A G G B D G G D B D B G G B C B G G B A A G.
G,b,a,g,g,b,a,g,c,b,a,a,a,g,b,a,g,g,b,a,g,g b,a,g,c,b,a,b,g
yes you can after get your 16 g b in cerulean cave
B b g a a g a a g e d b b g a a g a a g e d b b g a a g a a g e d d b g a g a g e a a g g g g d g g g g d a a b e d a a b e d g g g g d g g g d a a b e d a a b e b b b b b b a a a a a a a a g e d d g g g g d g g g g d a a b e d a a b e b b g a a g a g e d d b g a a g a a g e d d b b g a a g a a g e d d b b g a a g a a g e d d b g a g a g a g e a a g g g g d g g g g d a a b e d g g d g d g g g g d a a b e d a a b e b b b b b b a a a a a a a a g e d d g g g g d g g g g d a a b e d a a b e
For soprano recoders ,Jolly Old St. Nicholas goes like this:B-B-B-B-A-A-A-G-G-G-G-B-LOWE-LOWE-LOWE-LOWE-LOWD-LOWD-G-A-G-A-B-AB-B-B-B-A-A-A-G-G-G-G-B-LOWE-LOWE-LOWE-LOWE-LOWD-LOWD-G-A-G-A-B-G
E g e g e e g a b a g a / e g e g e e g a b a g a / e g e g e e g a b a g a e a b a / b a g / g g f f /f g a g g / b a g / g g f f / g a b g g g a b c2 / b b b g b g b b g b b b / g b g b b g / b b b g b g b g /c2 a g g g /c2 a g g g ................
Hi, The are some of the songs I learnt when I began playing recorder: HOT CROSS BUNS B A G B A G G G G G A A A A B A G MARY HAD A LITTLE LAMB B A G A B B B A A A B B B B A G A B B B B A A B A G OLD MACDONALD HAD A FARM G G G D E E D B B A A G D G G G D E E D B B A A G D D G G G D D G G G G ------------------------- G G G D E E D B B A A G Hope this helps. Have fun playing!
g g a a a b b a a g g g Joe Joe stumped his toe, On the way to mexico b b b b a a a b b a a g g g coming back he hurt his back, sliding on the railroad track a a g g b b a b b a a g g g When at home he broke a bone, Talking on the telephone