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I want to record a drum cadence and write the sheet music out as I play it. Like a machine that hears what you play and translates it into sheet music, you know? Are there any internet sites that can do that?

The type of software you are looking for is called "Notation Software". Here is a bunch of sites that offer Notation Software:

http://www.bing.com/search?q=notation+software&form=OSDSRC

The Cd is called Seville to Santa Fe: A Classical Guitar Anthology, and it is track number 6, with the title: Romance Antiguo. It is performed by Ben Tavera King and is absolutely beautiful. If you know how to get the sheet music for this song please let me know. I do NOT know the original composer, and have not been able to find out.

Well i don’t know if this would help but this site has many of tab music (not sheet but it is easy to read) UltimateGuitar.com then type in the name of the song or the artist and it should show you the song hope this helps

I actually found a few pieces of sheet music online for The Flight of the Bumble Bee, but none of them were actually for the clarinet , mostly piano and trumpet. Where can i find the FREE sheet music The Flight Of The BumbleBee , for the clarinet. If not how do you transpose it?

look on imslp.org it has nearly all the classical compositions in he world. however…if u HAPPEN to be looking for music by erik satie..they’re missing like half of the sheets >.<

I have just started playing piano and I have to ask this question. I know I can ignore the Bass clef and just look at the Chords above the melody line. But sometimes the Sheet music doesn’t have a Chord symbol above the melody line. Is there a way to find the chord symbol in the sheet music somewhere?

Thanks in advance.

You have to look at the notes in the music & figure out the chord based on what the notes are. If you can read music and figure out the notes from their position on the staff, you can do this. A lot of times piano music won’t have the chords blocked, meaning, it’s not written with the notes just stacked one on top of the other. So you have to go measure by measure, note by note…it’s fairly tedious.

The longer you play the more you will hear certain common chord sequences and what goes well together. If you know what key you’re playing in and what chords fall naturally in that key, you can start figuring out what chord goes with what part of the melody by ear.

I can read sheet music, you know, all the basics and stuff. I know FACE and ACEG , and I can read the notes. It just takes me a few minutes to get down something that should take less time. What are some ways I can read sheet music faster and better? Are there any practice sheet music or websites to help? Printable sheets? Anything to help me read and play sheet music better and faster.

If your learning to read guitar sheet music then you could always use tabs. tabs use numbers of the frets you want to hit on the matching strings. then you can figure were to put your finger faster because counting numbers is always easier than counting letters by 7 at a time. there’s not much else to it besides doing each line once or twice and then you eventually get it. you can find tabs for any kind of song you want by checking google. some good websites were you can find guitar tabs are:

ultimateguitar.com
guitartab.com
911tabs.com
guitartabs.cc

all of these websites have almost every genre of music you can think of but they only show rock and punk rock on the front page.