The first two notes of The Simpsons theme song form a tritone, also known as a minor fifth. The third note is a half step (minor second) higher than the second note, thus resolving to a major fifth.
Do an Image Search for "Simpsons Theme Keyboard" & you'll find results.
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the simpsons theme tune
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www.ultimate-guitar.com If you go to that website and search 'simpsons theme' you will find the rock version tab on there.
Anton Karas played the theme tune.
as many as you want! its variatos *vary* for exp.. retrograde... means playing the tune backwards..
Yes...
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Yes, it was an original theme written specifically written for the program.
i dont know the answer but i hope you find out so u can tell me fae stevo
www.ultimate-guitar.com If you go to that website and search 'simpsons theme' you will find the rock version tab on there.
The Simpsons theme tune is a really good orchestra piece.
As opposed to what... being inappropriate? It's appropriate because it just is. It's an instrumental tune written for the show.
Anton Karas played the theme tune.
The keyboard notes for the Mission Impossible theme tune begin with F F F F F F A B F F F F F F E E. The remaining keyboard notes can be purchased for a small fee from the Music Notes website.
it goes like this c,g,a,b,r,s,t,u,a,b,c,b,c,
F_ _ A _ G _ D C _ _ A_ F_ D ^There you go :)
Gfe gfe gd agabagd gfe gfe gd agabac
as many as you want! its variatos *vary* for exp.. retrograde... means playing the tune backwards..