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I thought the melody played throughout the whole movie, but the lyrics themselves were sung only a few times. there is a note marked with a number after it it means that you should hold on to that note for however much the value of the number is. G3 G1 F#1 G2 G1 F#1 G3 A1 B3 A2 G4 G1 F#1 G2 G1 F#1 G3 A1...
what note is this I need to know right now
acidentals are sharps or flats that either raise the note up one semitone, or lower it by one semitone. there can also be naturals, wich make the note natural again, so instead of F sharp, if you put the natural sign in, the note would just be F
It was an F#6 she really did have an amazing range.
Here comes the bride (all naturals unless told not [all high]) D G G G (high D & G) D A #F G ( A natural F sharp) D #F A C A G F G F E F G (note 7-10 [F G F G] -rush { 1 and 2 and}) D G G G D A #F G D #F A C A G F G F D Bb Bb ( B flat [ rush G F G F D then play the first B flat slower then the second one as a whole note. you also have the option of pausing at the last D for two rest and splaying the B flats slowly but the last still as a whole note) NOTE: IN THE MAKING OF THIS IMPROVED ANSWER I HAD TO IMPROVISE AND GUESS MOST OF THE NOTES. IF YOU FIND SOMETHING THAT SOUNDS BETTER, FEEL FREE TO CHANGE IT