Wikifonia a great site of lead sheets

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Wikifonia a great site of lead sheets on January 14, 2010 @ 9:35 pmReport this post as inappropriate#1
by Alberto Betancourt Alberto Betancourt is currently offline. Click to send a message.
Wikifonia is a great site of lead sheets.

Now with a new resource: You can select your version in C, Bb, Eb.
That's a useful tool for trumpets, saxes, clarinets...

You may download and print songs in your favorite key.
That's good for horns, vocalists, and lots of musicians.

http://www.wikifonia.org/sheet

I'm inviting my friends to see some tunes published by me in Wikifonia.
Click on "play" in Media box to hear the song.

Good luck and enjoy that stuff.


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locating a melody on January 24, 2010 @ 2:33 pmReport this post as inappropriate#2
by Phil Landsberg Phil Landsberg is currently offline. Click to send a message.

Is there a site to find the name of a tune if you only know the melody?

 

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Re: Great site of lead she on January 24, 2010 @ 5:06 pmReport this post as inappropriate#3
by Fabrizio Ferrari Fabrizio Ferrari is currently online. Click to send a message.  *ADMINISTRATOR*
Hi Phil,
try to post your melody on the forums below:

http://www.musicianspage.com/forums/general/nametune/


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Re: Great site of lead sheets on January 28, 2010 @ 4:40 pmReport this post as inappropriate#4
by Barry M Ogden Barry M Ogden is currently offline. Click to send a message.

How do you transpose a tune UP a sixth for alto sax? When I transpose to the alto key it comes out an octave too low.

Barry
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Re: Great site of lead sheetsYou must transpose up 9 halfton on February 8, 2010 @ 6:20 pmReport this post as inappropriate#5
by Alberto Betancourt Alberto Betancourt is currently offline. Click to send a message.
On January 28, 2010 Barry M Ogden wrote:

How do you transpose a tune UP a sixth for alto sax? When I transpose to the alto key it comes out an octave too low.

Barry

You must transpose up 9 halftones for your sax, and here in Wikifonia you have only 6 up and 6 down.

So you may select -3 to get the right key, but you must play one octave upper than written.


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Re: Wikifonia a great site of lead sheets on September 13, 2010 @ 4:00 pmReport this post as inappropriate#6
by Alberto Betancourt Alberto Betancourt is currently offline. Click to send a message.
On February 8, 2010 Alberto Betancourt wrote:
On February 8, 2010 Alberto Betancourt wrote:

How do you transpose a tune UP a sixth for alto sax? When I transpose to the alto key it comes out an octave too low.

Barry

There is a new resource in wikifonia.org:
You can select your version in C, Bb or Eb.
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