For alto sax, it's:
C, G#, G, G#, G, F, D, C, Bb, C
i have but it's only chorus CHORUS: GGFED DDEFE DDEFEDCBA
Send in the clowns because it has a large range of notes.
Michael Jackson's highest note is often considered to be a G6, which he famously hit in the song "Keep the Faith." His vocal range spanned several octaves, allowing him to showcase his impressive falsetto and powerful singing abilities. Jackson's ability to reach such high notes contributed to his iconic status as a pop legend.
Quite easy when you have the chorus notes its quite simple: G G G G A A# A# A# A# C D D D D F C C C C A# A D# D# D# D# D# F G G G G A A# A# A# A# D A A A A G F G After you get that the chorus is as easy as writing. but its all the same chorus notes. The First verse, bridge, Chorus, Second Verse, Bridge ect. is all the same notes
The chorus is FFGAC AC#CA GF GAFAGF C AT FGAG
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i have but it's only chorus CHORUS: GGFED DDEFE DDEFEDCBA
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i dont know the notes but i learnt to play it from tutorial videos on Youtube :) good luck
chorus- dededdef#ededggggfdededef#ededggggfd
Send in the clowns because it has a large range of notes.
Michael Jackson's highest note is often considered to be a G6, which he famously hit in the song "Keep the Faith." His vocal range spanned several octaves, allowing him to showcase his impressive falsetto and powerful singing abilities. Jackson's ability to reach such high notes contributed to his iconic status as a pop legend.
Quite easy when you have the chorus notes its quite simple: G G G G A A# A# A# A# C D D D D F C C C C A# A D# D# D# D# D# F G G G G A A# A# A# A# D A A A A G F G After you get that the chorus is as easy as writing. but its all the same chorus notes. The First verse, bridge, Chorus, Second Verse, Bridge ect. is all the same notes
The chorus is FFGAC AC#CA GF GAFAGF C AT FGAG