Usually some websites show a little picture of the sheet music. That way, you can save the picture and enlarge it to where you can actually play it.
to get the rest.... you do have to pay :(
DDDG high D C natural (with 2 fingers close together on the A string) BA G natural (with 2 fingers close together on the E string)
high D C natural BA Gnatural
high D C natural B C natural A
these are the notes that my orchestra teacher sent me so sorry if it doesnt sound right i think it needs more to the end.
Star Wars has various distinctive theme songs. You can find a lot of these songs in sheet music form for the guitar in various places online.
you can go to this web sit an they have it.
http://www.metzlerviolins.com/p-221784-williams-john-star-wars-a-musical-journey-viola-cd.aspx
Online or in stores but it can be hard to find one exactly the same as the one your teacher might have
go to mp3ify.com and type in the specific song or just type in star wars music!!!! it's free all u have to do is download it. Its legal.
If you are still in school, you can sometimes borrow music from your school's music library. Many schools have Star Wars songs on file, since they are pretty popular. Some public libraries also have books of music that you can check out. Keep in mind that most Star Wars sheet music is going to be copyrighted, so you have to be careful not to download illegally from many of the sites that offer it.
Go to www.musicnotes.com and you can get star wars sheet music
Here's a few sites that let you download sheet music for Star Wars music: http://www.musicnotes.com/features/promo/starwars/ http://download-sheet-music-online.com/star-wars.html http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/s?q=star+wars There is also a slew of music books dedicated solely to Star Wars music. They're very easy to find in music stores and online. I have this one: http://www.printmusiconline.com/Shop/item.cfm?itm_id=2275 You could always try Youtube. There are all sorts of tutorials for playing songs on the keyboard.
It was made when Star Wars (later called Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope) was released in 1977, and continued through the rest of the films through 2005. The next Star Wars trilogy (set in events after Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi) will use the same theme music.
Star Wars Episode IV came out May 25, 1977. Star Wars Episode V came out May 21, 1980. Star Wars Episode VI came out May 25, 1983. BIG LONG BREAK>>>>> 16 years Star Wars Episode I came out May 19, 1999. Star Wars Episode II came out May 16, 2002. Star Wars Episode III came out May 19, 2005. I guess it takes about three years to complete each film.
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no star wars stole from doctor who
look at the star wars music and play the notes....
If you are still in school, you can sometimes borrow music from your school's music library. Many schools have Star Wars songs on file, since they are pretty popular. Some public libraries also have books of music that you can check out. Keep in mind that most Star Wars sheet music is going to be copyrighted, so you have to be careful not to download illegally from many of the sites that offer it.
Currently all there is is star wars clone wars adventures.
Go to www.musicnotes.com and you can get star wars sheet music
You are not going to find sheet music for the Star Wars theme online for free as it is a copyright protected work.Unfortunately, we cannot post copyrighted materials here on WikiAnswers. See the related links section for links to websites where you can purchase this music.
No. You have to pay to meet Star Wars characters you idiot!
define "free", as in, is it free to download from the internet, or is it free to watch it
youtube
For the Star Wars films, John Williams is the sole composer. Kevin Kiner has done the composing for the Star Wars: The Clone Wars animated series, but the themes follow the consistency of the John Williams scoring.
The soundtrack for Star Wars was composed by John Williams and performed by the London Symphony Orchestra