[musictlk] Writing my sheet music

[Linda Mentink]

Use the chart I sent you in combination with the other sheet with 
words written in quarter notes and simple melodies to figure out. Two 
eight notes equal a quarter note, two quarter notes equal a half 
note, two half notes equal a whole note.

Fingering is necessary when it isn't obvious, or when a certain 
fingering is desired by the composer or the music editor.

You write chords using the interval signs.

You really need private music lessons, so that you can get the music 
basics down. It's obvious to me that answering your questions via 
email isn't working for you. Don't try to understand everything all 
at once. By writing your own songs without knowing much about music, 
you're putting the cart before the horse.

Starting out your messages with "So" is unnecessary, and spelling 
words like eight and piece correctly would be a great way to improve 
your messages to any list. It's very annoying to read misspelled 
words with a screen reader, and it makes you look, well, not tto smart.

At 07:45 PM 4/3/2014, you wrote:

>So,
>I wrote a song.  I just remember it.  How can I figure out which 
>note is eith, quarter, half, etc?
>When is the fingerings used in piano peices?
>How do you write chords?
>Anyone good at writing braille music can email me off list to make 
>sure I have it right.
>
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