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Learning to write sheet music is a valuable skill if you want to transpose the beautiful complexity of the music you’re hearing in your head, or working out on an instrument, and give it to other people to play. Fortunately, computer technology allows us to much more easily generate sheet music, transposing sound directly onto the staff. If you want to learn to do it the old-fashioned way, though, you can start with the basics and develop more complex compositions. See Step 1 for more information.

1
Download and print some free notation paper. Sheet music is written on lined notation paper, featuring blank staves on which you can print notes, rests, dynamic markers, and other notes to guide the instrumentalists as they play.
- If you want to write sheet music free-hand, the old fashioned way of Mozart and Beethoven, don’t worry about drawing your staves on a blank piece of paper with a ruler. Instead, find some free blank staff paper online that you can print out quickly to start filling in with your compositions. If you are really serious though, it would be a better idea to go to a music store and get staff paper there. Its not free like online but your work will look more professional.
- On many sites, you can even pre-set the key and add the clef markers without having to fill them in yourself. Configure the staves like you want them, download the files, and print them out from your computer.
- Print out plenty of sheets to practice on and start your compositions in pencil. It can be a messy business trying to get your complicated ideas out on paper, so it helps to be able to erase and make little changes without having to recopy the whole thing.
2
Download music composition software. If you want to compose on your computer, you can use software to drag and drop notes, make quick changes and revisions, providing you with easy access and quick saves. Composing on the computer is increasingly popular among contemporary composers, saving you time and effort in writing music.
- MuseScore is a popular software, easy-to-use and compatible with either freestyle composition or MIDI inputs. You can record directly onto the staves or work by building your piece up note-by-note. Most composition software also features MIDI playback, so you can hear what you’ve just written in digital version.
- GarageBand also comes standard on most new Macs, and can be used to write sheet music by selecting a «Songwriting» project. You can record live sounds or input an instrument directly to transcribe into musical notation, then click on the Scissor icon in the bottom left corner to check out the notes.
- Noteflight is a good online site to use if you don’t want to spend a lot of money on software as your first ten scores are free when you make an account.
- Download the software and start a new project to start saving your work. If you input a MIDI keyboard into the computer with a USB cable, you’ll be able to play your melody directly onto the keyboard and the software will chart your music on the staff. It’s as easy as it gets. You can even layer parts, assigning them to different instruments, to get started on that symphony.
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Sign up for a free online composition resource. Online communities of composers and sheet-music readers also exist to compose and congregate over their music. Much like using composition software, you can compose your tune right online and save your work, then make it public and get feedback from other composers, or leave it private and access your composition from anywhere.
- Noteflight is one such free community, and an excellent resource both for learning to read music, writing music, exploring other peoples’ compositions, and posting your compositions.
4
Select an instrument or a group of instruments for which to compose. Want to chart out some horn lines for an R&B song, or write up a string part to back your ballad? It’s most common to work on one phrase or instrument at a time, then worrying about harmony and counterpoint later when you’ve got the first part knocked out. Common charting projects might include:
- Horn section parts for trumpet (in Bb), saxophone (in Eb), and trombone (in Bb).
- String quartet for two violins, viola, and cello
- Piano charts for accompaniment
- vocal sheets

1
Write the clef on the staff. A page of sheet music is made up of notes and rests printed on five parallel lines and the spaces in between them, which is called the staff. The lines and spaces are counted from the bottom to the top, meaning the higher-pitched notes will be higher up on the staff. The staff can be in either bass or treble clef, which will be marked at the left-most point on each line of the staff. The clef marker will tell you which line corresponds to which set of notes:
- In the treble clef, also known as «G clef,» you’ll notice a sign a bit like the ampersand (&), printed on the left side of each staff. This is the most common clef for sheet music. Guitar, trumpet, saxophone and most higher-register instruments will be printed on treble clef. The notes, starting on the bottom line and going to the top line, are E, G, B, D, and F. The notes in the spaces between the lines, starting with the space between the first and second, are F, A, C, and E.
- In the bass clef you’ll notice a sign that looks a bit like a curved number «7» to the left of each line of the staff. The bass clef is used for instruments in the lower register, like trombone, bass guitar, and tuba. Starting with the bottom, or first line, the notes ascend G, B, D, F, and A. In the spaces are A, C, E, and G, from the bottom to the top.
- The tenor clef is used for choral works. It looks like the treble clef but with a little number 8 under it. It reads just like the treble clef but sounds an octave lower.
2
Write the time signature. The time signatures reforest to the number of notes and beats in each measure on the staff. On the staff, measures will be separated by periodic vertical lines, separating the staff into little chunks of notes. Just to the right of the clef will be two numbers, one over the other, like a fraction. The top number represents the number of beats in each measure on the staff, while the bottom number represents the value of each beat in the measure.
- In western music, the most common time signature is 4/4 time, which means there are four beats in each measure, and one quarter-note is worth one beat. You may also see a capital C in place of 4/4. They are the same thing, the «C» is for «common time.» 6/8 time, another often used time signature, means that there are 6 beats in each measure and the 8th note gets the beat.
3
Set the key signature. More information to be included at the left of each line of the staff includes any sharps (#) or flats (b) that will designate the key signature you’ll follow throughout the music. A sharp takes a note up half a step, while a flat lowers it half a step. The symbols can appear incidentally throughout the piece for occasional uses, or can appear at the beginning of the piece to follow through the remainder of the song.
- If, for instance, you see a sharp in the first space in the treble clef, you’ll know that each note that appears in that space will need to be played one half-step higher. Likewise, with flats.
4
Learn the different kinds of notes you’ll use. On the staff will be printed many different types of notes and rests. The style of note refers to the length of the note, and the placement of the note on the staff refers to the pitch of the note. Notes are made of heads, which are either dots or circles, and stems, which trail off from the head of the note, either up or down on the staff, depending on the placement of the note.
- Whole notes look like ovals, and are held out for 4 quarter notes.
- Half notes look like whole notes, but with a straight stem. They’re held for half the length of a whole note. In 4/4 time, there would be 2 half-notes per measure.
- Quarter notes have solid black heads and straight stems. In 4/4 time, there are 4 quarter notes in a measure.
- Eighth notes look like quarter notes with little flags on the end of the stem. In most cases, eighth notes will be grouped together for each beat, with bars connecting the notes to signify the beat and make the music easier to read.
- Rests follow similar rules. Each whole rest looks like a black bar on the middle line of the staff, while quarter-note rests look a bit like a letter «K» in italics, building stems and flags as they break down into further divisions per beat.
- A dotted note or rest means that you add half of the value of the note. For example, a dotted half note would be 3 beats and a dotted quarter would be 1 1/2.
5
Spend time learning from other scores. Western musical notation is a fairly complex symbolic language that you need to understand to read first if you hope to write it. Just as you couldn’t hope to write a novel without understanding to read words and sentences, you can’t write sheet music if you can’t read notes and rests. Before you try to write down sheet music, develop a working knowledge of:
- different notes and rests
- the lines and spaces on the sheet
- rhythm markers
- dynamic markers
- key signatures
6
Choose your composition instrument. Some composers compose with their pencil and paper, some compose with a guitar or a piano, and some compose with a french horn in hand. There’s no right way to start writing sheet music, but it’s helpful to be able to play yourself to practice out little phrases you’re working on and hear how they sound.
- Plunking out some notes on the piano is especially useful for composers to know, since the piano is the most visual instrument—all the notes are right there, laid out before you.

1
Start with the melody. Most composition begins with the melody, or the lead musical phrase that will follow and develop throughout the composition. This is the «hummable» part of any song. Whether you’re writing out solo charts for a single instrument or starting your first symphony, the melody is the place you’ll start when you’re writing sheet music. Standard melodies normally last 4 or 8 measures. This is because they are the most mathematical and pleasing to the ear, as they are somewhat easy to predict how they will end.
- As you start composing, embrace happy accidents when they occur. No pieces arrive fully formed and perfect. If you’re looking for a new place to go with a melody, jam around on the piano or whatever composing instrument you favor and follow the muse where she leads you.
- If you’re feeling especially experimental, explore the world of aleatoric composition. Pioneered by composition luminaries like John Cage, aleatoric compositions introduce an element of chance into the writing process, rolling dice to determine the next note on a 12-tone scale, or consulting the iChing to generate notes. These compositions will sound dissonant, in most cases, and is not always the best way to start or end a melody. It can however give your piece a unique feel that makes it stand out.
2
Write in phrases, then chain your phrases together to make the music speak. Once you start with the melody, how do you move the music forward? Where should it go? How does a group of notes become a composition? While there’s no easy answer to cracking the Mozart code, it’s good to start with small fragments called phrases and gradually build them up into full musical statements. No piece arrives fully formed.
- Try grouping phrases together in terms of the emotions they evoke. Guitar composer John Fahey, a self-taught instrumentalist and composer, wrote by combining small fragments by «emotion.» Even if they didn’t necessarily come from the same key or sound like they belonged together, if different phrases felt whimsical, or forlorn, or wistful, he would combine them together to form a song.
3

Background the melody with harmonic accompaniment. If you’re writing for a chorded instrument—an instrument capable of playing more than one note simultaneously—or you’re writing for more than one instrument, you’ll also need to compose a harmonic background to give context and depth to your melody. Harmony is a way of moving a melody forward, providing an opportunity for tension and resolution. But don’t underestimate they value of just melody. Many times when people start out composing, their melodies have too may chords in them and it is hard to pick out exactly where the melody is.^[1]
4
Punctuate the music with dynamic contrasts. Good compositions should swell and subside, should punctuate moments of extreme emotion and melodic peaks with louder dynamics.
- You can signify dynamic changes in the sheet music with Italian words that signify basic descriptions of loud and soft. «Piano» means that you should play softly, and is usually written below the staff when the music should be played quietly. «Forte» means loud, and is written in the same way. Note the original name of the Piano, the Piano forté; this may help you in remembering that one of the exceptional features of the instrument is it’s ability to be a percussion instrument (That also utilizes strings) that can both increase and diminish in sound. If you’re not intending a great amount of dynamic contrast in your piece, or don’t want to worry about this yet, or you prefer to focus on tonality and rhythm while learning to write, you may consider it’s older relatives, the pipe organ and the harpsichord, which have different strengths and will help your fluency on piano.
- Gradations can be suggested by drawing an elongated «<» or «>» sign under the staff, where the music should either crescendo (get louder) or diminish your sound, depending.
5
Don’t over-complicate your music from need to impress people. The expression process through music is already pretty complicated for most, and there’s no need to throw extra dross on that. Depending on your ambitions for your piece, you may want to have multiple parts and polyrhythmic structure, or you may want to have a simple piano melody unaccompanied. Don’t be afraid of starting small and refining your work, or leaving a melody undeveloped. Some of the most iconic and memorable lines are the most effective and the most elegant.^[2]
- If you want a reference point from the past century, Erik Satie’s «Gymnopedies» provide a classic example of «less-is-more» music writing, and he was considered by many musicologists to be one of the first to write minimalist music.^[3] Minimalism in music is a relatively recent trend, as it wasn’t popular till after Satie’s death, though it has gained considerably popularity today, and is often characterized by techniques such as: Use of a single rhythm or tone structure throughout a piece, primitive melody structure, use of only one or two scales or modes in the context of an entire piece, and exploration of a single theme using a minimal frame: notable examples of minimalism in the last fifty years include works by George Crumb, Phillip Glass, Steve Reich, John Cage & Terry Riley, with an incredible volume of music including such works as minimalist opera and other vocal music (Einstein on the Beach, and Tehillim, for example) Satie’s first Gymnopédia was used countless times in ads and film, but there remains something beautiful and moving in it’s melancholy melody, though it only uses whole notes and a tonal note structure, not straying from diatonicism for most of the piece.
- Study Mozart’s variations on «Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star» for an example of turning maybe the most universal of children’s melodies into a complex exercise in variation and adornment.^[4] It exemplifies the Theme & Variation form, which is one of the most popular and straightforward forms one can write in. Other accessible examples of this form include: Beethoven’s «Diabelli Variations», which were a response to a composition his publisher submitted, Michel Rondeau’s variations on «Pop Goes the Weasel» and the Enigma variations by Edward Elgar.

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Is it a good idea to keep replaying your tune as you compose?

Yes, doing so allows you to notice parts you might want to change. It will also help you remember your tune as you continue writing.
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What is the best way to come up with a harmony?

Think of each note in the chord as it’s own voice, and know that each voice has to go somewhere. That way, the chords stay interesting. Think of the C major triad (CEG). The tonic voice can stay C, but you can change the other two notes to make maybe a sus4 chord (CFG) or a 7th chord (CGB). Have a general idea of where you want your notes to go, and put chords between that sound nice.
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Does 8va always mean to play one octave higher than written or can it sometimes mean to play one octave lower when placed below the bass staff?

Yes, 8va means play it one octave higher when the music is at the top of the staff (I’m going to assume we’re in treble here). It’s only there so that no one has to read a ton of ledger lines. However, when the music goes too low, it can also mean raise it up an octave (usually used in bass clef). So — yes and yes.

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To write sheet music, start by downloading or printing some notation paper or opening a new project in a composition software, like MuseScore or GarageBand, on your computer. Next, add the clef to the first staff on the page to indicate the pitch of the notes. Then, add a time signature to designate the beat and a key signature if you want any notes to be played a half step higher or lower. Once your staff is prepared, you can add whole notes, half notes, and music to the lines to create a melody, then go back and add in a harmony to accompany it. For advice on how to find inspiration for your own musical composition, read on!

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1
Download and print some free notation paper. Sheet music is written on lined notation paper, featuring blank staves on which you can print notes, rests, dynamic markers, and other notes to guide the instrumentalists as they play.
- If you want to write sheet music free-hand, the old fashioned way of Mozart and Beethoven, don’t worry about drawing your staves on a blank piece of paper with a ruler. Instead, find some free blank staff paper online that you can print out quickly to start filling in with your compositions. If you are really serious though, it would be a better idea to go to a music store and get staff paper there. Its not free like online but your work will look more professional.
- On many sites, you can even pre-set the key and add the clef markers without having to fill them in yourself. Configure the staves like you want them, download the files, and print them out from your computer.
- Print out plenty of sheets to practice on and start your compositions in pencil. It can be a messy business trying to get your complicated ideas out on paper, so it helps to be able to erase and make little changes without having to recopy the whole thing.
2
Download music composition software. If you want to compose on your computer, you can use software to drag and drop notes, make quick changes and revisions, providing you with easy access and quick saves. Composing on the computer is increasingly popular among contemporary composers, saving you time and effort in writing music.
- MuseScore is a popular software, easy-to-use and compatible with either freestyle composition or MIDI inputs. You can record directly onto the staves or work by building your piece up note-by-note. Most composition software also features MIDI playback, so you can hear what you’ve just written in digital version.
- GarageBand also comes standard on most new Macs, and can be used to write sheet music by selecting a «Songwriting» project. You can record live sounds or input an instrument directly to transcribe into musical notation, then click on the Scissor icon in the bottom left corner to check out the notes.
- Noteflight is a good online site to use if you don’t want to spend a lot of money on software as your first ten scores are free when you make an account.
- Download the software and start a new project to start saving your work. If you input a MIDI keyboard into the computer with a USB cable, you’ll be able to play your melody directly onto the keyboard and the software will chart your music on the staff. It’s as easy as it gets. You can even layer parts, assigning them to different instruments, to get started on that symphony.
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Sign up for a free online composition resource. Online communities of composers and sheet-music readers also exist to compose and congregate over their music. Much like using composition software, you can compose your tune right online and save your work, then make it public and get feedback from other composers, or leave it private and access your composition from anywhere.
- Noteflight is one such free community, and an excellent resource both for learning to read music, writing music, exploring other peoples’ compositions, and posting your compositions.
4
Select an instrument or a group of instruments for which to compose. Want to chart out some horn lines for an R&B song, or write up a string part to back your ballad? It’s most common to work on one phrase or instrument at a time, then worrying about harmony and counterpoint later when you’ve got the first part knocked out. Common charting projects might include:
- Horn section parts for trumpet (in Bb), saxophone (in Eb), and trombone (in Bb).
- String quartet for two violins, viola, and cello
- Piano charts for accompaniment
- vocal sheets

1
Write the clef on the staff. A page of sheet music is made up of notes and rests printed on five parallel lines and the spaces in between them, which is called the staff. The lines and spaces are counted from the bottom to the top, meaning the higher-pitched notes will be higher up on the staff. The staff can be in either bass or treble clef, which will be marked at the left-most point on each line of the staff. The clef marker will tell you which line corresponds to which set of notes:
- In the treble clef, also known as «G clef,» you’ll notice a sign a bit like the ampersand (&), printed on the left side of each staff. This is the most common clef for sheet music. Guitar, trumpet, saxophone and most higher-register instruments will be printed on treble clef. The notes, starting on the bottom line and going to the top line, are E, G, B, D, and F. The notes in the spaces between the lines, starting with the space between the first and second, are F, A, C, and E.
- In the bass clef you’ll notice a sign that looks a bit like a curved number «7» to the left of each line of the staff. The bass clef is used for instruments in the lower register, like trombone, bass guitar, and tuba. Starting with the bottom, or first line, the notes ascend G, B, D, F, and A. In the spaces are A, C, E, and G, from the bottom to the top.
- The tenor clef is used for choral works. It looks like the treble clef but with a little number 8 under it. It reads just like the treble clef but sounds an octave lower.
2
Write the time signature. The time signatures reforest to the number of notes and beats in each measure on the staff. On the staff, measures will be separated by periodic vertical lines, separating the staff into little chunks of notes. Just to the right of the clef will be two numbers, one over the other, like a fraction. The top number represents the number of beats in each measure on the staff, while the bottom number represents the value of each beat in the measure.
- In western music, the most common time signature is 4/4 time, which means there are four beats in each measure, and one quarter-note is worth one beat. You may also see a capital C in place of 4/4. They are the same thing, the «C» is for «common time.» 6/8 time, another often used time signature, means that there are 6 beats in each measure and the 8th note gets the beat.
3
Set the key signature. More information to be included at the left of each line of the staff includes any sharps (#) or flats (b) that will designate the key signature you’ll follow throughout the music. A sharp takes a note up half a step, while a flat lowers it half a step. The symbols can appear incidentally throughout the piece for occasional uses, or can appear at the beginning of the piece to follow through the remainder of the song.
- If, for instance, you see a sharp in the first space in the treble clef, you’ll know that each note that appears in that space will need to be played one half-step higher. Likewise, with flats.
4
Learn the different kinds of notes you’ll use. On the staff will be printed many different types of notes and rests. The style of note refers to the length of the note, and the placement of the note on the staff refers to the pitch of the note. Notes are made of heads, which are either dots or circles, and stems, which trail off from the head of the note, either up or down on the staff, depending on the placement of the note.
- Whole notes look like ovals, and are held out for 4 quarter notes.
- Half notes look like whole notes, but with a straight stem. They’re held for half the length of a whole note. In 4/4 time, there would be 2 half-notes per measure.
- Quarter notes have solid black heads and straight stems. In 4/4 time, there are 4 quarter notes in a measure.
- Eighth notes look like quarter notes with little flags on the end of the stem. In most cases, eighth notes will be grouped together for each beat, with bars connecting the notes to signify the beat and make the music easier to read.
- Rests follow similar rules. Each whole rest looks like a black bar on the middle line of the staff, while quarter-note rests look a bit like a letter «K» in italics, building stems and flags as they break down into further divisions per beat.
- A dotted note or rest means that you add half of the value of the note. For example, a dotted half note would be 3 beats and a dotted quarter would be 1 1/2.
5
Spend time learning from other scores. Western musical notation is a fairly complex symbolic language that you need to understand to read first if you hope to write it. Just as you couldn’t hope to write a novel without understanding to read words and sentences, you can’t write sheet music if you can’t read notes and rests. Before you try to write down sheet music, develop a working knowledge of:
- different notes and rests
- the lines and spaces on the sheet
- rhythm markers
- dynamic markers
- key signatures
6
Choose your composition instrument. Some composers compose with their pencil and paper, some compose with a guitar or a piano, and some compose with a french horn in hand. There’s no right way to start writing sheet music, but it’s helpful to be able to play yourself to practice out little phrases you’re working on and hear how they sound.
- Plunking out some notes on the piano is especially useful for composers to know, since the piano is the most visual instrument—all the notes are right there, laid out before you.

1
Start with the melody. Most composition begins with the melody, or the lead musical phrase that will follow and develop throughout the composition. This is the «hummable» part of any song. Whether you’re writing out solo charts for a single instrument or starting your first symphony, the melody is the place you’ll start when you’re writing sheet music. Standard melodies normally last 4 or 8 measures. This is because they are the most mathematical and pleasing to the ear, as they are somewhat easy to predict how they will end.
- As you start composing, embrace happy accidents when they occur. No pieces arrive fully formed and perfect. If you’re looking for a new place to go with a melody, jam around on the piano or whatever composing instrument you favor and follow the muse where she leads you.
- If you’re feeling especially experimental, explore the world of aleatoric composition. Pioneered by composition luminaries like John Cage, aleatoric compositions introduce an element of chance into the writing process, rolling dice to determine the next note on a 12-tone scale, or consulting the iChing to generate notes. These compositions will sound dissonant, in most cases, and is not always the best way to start or end a melody. It can however give your piece a unique feel that makes it stand out.
2
Write in phrases, then chain your phrases together to make the music speak. Once you start with the melody, how do you move the music forward? Where should it go? How does a group of notes become a composition? While there’s no easy answer to cracking the Mozart code, it’s good to start with small fragments called phrases and gradually build them up into full musical statements. No piece arrives fully formed.
- Try grouping phrases together in terms of the emotions they evoke. Guitar composer John Fahey, a self-taught instrumentalist and composer, wrote by combining small fragments by «emotion.» Even if they didn’t necessarily come from the same key or sound like they belonged together, if different phrases felt whimsical, or forlorn, or wistful, he would combine them together to form a song.
3

Background the melody with harmonic accompaniment. If you’re writing for a chorded instrument—an instrument capable of playing more than one note simultaneously—or you’re writing for more than one instrument, you’ll also need to compose a harmonic background to give context and depth to your melody. Harmony is a way of moving a melody forward, providing an opportunity for tension and resolution. But don’t underestimate they value of just melody. Many times when people start out composing, their melodies have too may chords in them and it is hard to pick out exactly where the melody is.^[1]
4
Punctuate the music with dynamic contrasts. Good compositions should swell and subside, should punctuate moments of extreme emotion and melodic peaks with louder dynamics.
- You can signify dynamic changes in the sheet music with Italian words that signify basic descriptions of loud and soft. «Piano» means that you should play softly, and is usually written below the staff when the music should be played quietly. «Forte» means loud, and is written in the same way. Note the original name of the Piano, the Piano forté; this may help you in remembering that one of the exceptional features of the instrument is it’s ability to be a percussion instrument (That also utilizes strings) that can both increase and diminish in sound. If you’re not intending a great amount of dynamic contrast in your piece, or don’t want to worry about this yet, or you prefer to focus on tonality and rhythm while learning to write, you may consider it’s older relatives, the pipe organ and the harpsichord, which have different strengths and will help your fluency on piano.
- Gradations can be suggested by drawing an elongated «<» or «>» sign under the staff, where the music should either crescendo (get louder) or diminish your sound, depending.
5
Don’t over-complicate your music from need to impress people. The expression process through music is already pretty complicated for most, and there’s no need to throw extra dross on that. Depending on your ambitions for your piece, you may want to have multiple parts and polyrhythmic structure, or you may want to have a simple piano melody unaccompanied. Don’t be afraid of starting small and refining your work, or leaving a melody undeveloped. Some of the most iconic and memorable lines are the most effective and the most elegant.^[2]
- If you want a reference point from the past century, Erik Satie’s «Gymnopedies» provide a classic example of «less-is-more» music writing, and he was considered by many musicologists to be one of the first to write minimalist music.^[3] Minimalism in music is a relatively recent trend, as it wasn’t popular till after Satie’s death, though it has gained considerably popularity today, and is often characterized by techniques such as: Use of a single rhythm or tone structure throughout a piece, primitive melody structure, use of only one or two scales or modes in the context of an entire piece, and exploration of a single theme using a minimal frame: notable examples of minimalism in the last fifty years include works by George Crumb, Phillip Glass, Steve Reich, John Cage & Terry Riley, with an incredible volume of music including such works as minimalist opera and other vocal music (Einstein on the Beach, and Tehillim, for example) Satie’s first Gymnopédia was used countless times in ads and film, but there remains something beautiful and moving in it’s melancholy melody, though it only uses whole notes and a tonal note structure, not straying from diatonicism for most of the piece.
- Study Mozart’s variations on «Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star» for an example of turning maybe the most universal of children’s melodies into a complex exercise in variation and adornment.^[4] It exemplifies the Theme & Variation form, which is one of the most popular and straightforward forms one can write in. Other accessible examples of this form include: Beethoven’s «Diabelli Variations», which were a response to a composition his publisher submitted, Michel Rondeau’s variations on «Pop Goes the Weasel» and the Enigma variations by Edward Elgar.

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Question

Is it a good idea to keep replaying your tune as you compose?

Yes, doing so allows you to notice parts you might want to change. It will also help you remember your tune as you continue writing.
Question

What is the best way to come up with a harmony?

Think of each note in the chord as it’s own voice, and know that each voice has to go somewhere. That way, the chords stay interesting. Think of the C major triad (CEG). The tonic voice can stay C, but you can change the other two notes to make maybe a sus4 chord (CFG) or a 7th chord (CGB). Have a general idea of where you want your notes to go, and put chords between that sound nice.
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В статье «Как вставить музыкальный символ, ноты в Word» показано, как вставить ноты в Word. Но в этой статье рассказано о вставке в документ всего нескольких видов нот. А ведь вы можете использовать в документе намного больше музыкальных символов!

Музыкальные символы включают в себя различные инструменты и музыкальные ноты. Вы можете вставить эти символы в свои документы, используя клавишу Alt на клавиатуре. Вот полный список сочетаний клавиш Alt для вставки музыкальных символов в документы Office на базе Windows, такие как Word, Excel и PowerPoint.

Музыкальные символы Unicode

Использование метода Alt + десятичный код

Нажмите и удерживайте одну из клавиш Alt, а затем введите цифры с помощью цифрового блока клавиатуры.

Пример: Alt + 9836 = ♬

Alt + число (десятичное)	Символ	Описание символа
Alt + 9833	♩	Четвертная нота
Alt + 9834	♪	Восьмеричная нота
Alt + 9835	♫	Двойная восьмеричная нота
Alt + 9836	♬	Двойная шестнадцатеричная нота
Alt + 9837	♭	Бемоль
Alt + 9838	♮	Бекар
Alt + 9839	♯	Шарп
Alt + 127908	?	Микрофон
Alt + 127911	?	Наушники
Alt + 127925	?	Музыкальная нота
Alt + 127926	?	Двойная музыкальная нота
Alt + 127927	?	Саксофон
Alt + 127928	?	Гитара
Alt + 127929	?	Музыкальные клавиши
Alt + 127930	?	Труба
Alt + 127931	?	Скрипка
Alt + 127932	?	Ноты, скрипичный ключ

Использование метода шестнадцатеричный код, Alt + X

Введите код, затем удерживайте клавишу Alt и нажмите «x».

Пример: 1F3B8 + Alt + x = ?

Этот метод будет работать только в документах Word.

Alt + X (шестнадцатеричный код)	Символ	Описание символа
2669	♩	Четвертная нота
266A	♪	Восьмеричная нота
266B	♫	Двойная восьмеричная нота
266C	♬	Двойная шестнадцатеричная нота
266D	♭	Бемоль
266E	♮	Бекар
266F	♯	Шарп
1F3B9	?	Музыкальная клавиатура
1F3BA	?	Труба
1F3BB	?	Скрипка
1F3BC	?	Ноты, скрипичный ключ
1F3A4	?	Микрофон
1F3A7	?	Наушники
1F3B5	?	Музыкальная нота
1F3B6	?	Несколько музыкальных нот
1F3B7	?	Саксофон
1F3B8	?	Гитара

Музыкальные символы для копирования и вставки

Помните, что если вам понравился любой из символов в таблице, вы можете просто скопировать его и вставить в ваш документ.

Скачать музыкальные символы

Вы можете щёлкнуть правой кнопкой мыши и сохранить изображение на свой компьютер. Используйте изображение ниже для автономной подсказки, когда вы не можете открыть эту страницу.

Шрифт с нотами

На странице https://www.dafont.com/lassus.font скачайте шрифт Lassus.

Скачается файл lassus.zip, распакуйте его и запустите двойным кликом файл LASSUS.TTF.

Откройте Word.

Переключите раскладку на английскую (это важно!).

Теперь на вкладку «Главная» в качестве имени шрифта введите Lassus.

Увеличьте размер, чтобы ноты были более читаемыми.

Чтобы набрать скрипичный ключ, нажмите кнопку `

Все другие кнопки соответствуют различным нотам.

Теперь вы можете писать любые ноты и музыкальный ключ.

Полный список нот и соответствующих клавиш.

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Как вставить музыкальный символ, ноты в Word

Знаете ли вы, что существуют музыкальные символы (ноты) которые вы можете вставить в Microsoft Word без добавления графических изображений? Давайте взглянем на них.

Начните с того, что установите указатель (курсор) в то место в документе, куда хотите вставить символ ноты. Во вкладке «Вставка» кликните на кнопку «Символ» и затем из раскрывающегося меню выберите «Другие символы»:

В окне символов откройте выпадающее меню «Шрифт» и выберите шрифт «MS Gothic»:

Откройте выпадающее меню «Набор» и там выберите опцию «Разные символы»:

Пролистните немного (четыре или пять строк) и вы увидите музыкальные символы:

Кликните на выбранную музыкальную ноту и затем кликните «Вставить» (или просто дважды кликните по символу) для вставки.

Вы можете вставить столько нот, сколько хотите пока открыто окно символов. Когда вы закончите вставлять ноты, нажмите кнопку «Отмена».

В этом примере я вставил восьмеричную ноту. Размер вставленного символа зависит от размера исходного шрифта в вашем документе. Чтобы увеличить размер символа, выберите символ, кликните «Размер шрифта» в выпадающем списке и выберите больший размер шрифта. В этом примере я выбрал размер 48 точек.

Вы можете пойти дальше и скопировать-вставить ваш символ несколько раз, чтобы создать изящную музыкальную границу для вашего документа.

Это было просто? Тогда у меня в запасе ещё парочка трюков для вас!

Знаете ли вы, что можете вставлять в Word ноты, если зажмёте клавишу Alt, а на цифровом блоке наберёте 14 или 13? То есть сочетания клавиш Alt + 14 или Alt + 13 выведут ноты! Но у вас должен быть цифровой блок на клавиатуре — есть не у всех.

Знаете ли вы, что для любого символа вы можете набрать шестнадцатеричный код Юникода, а затем с помощью сочетания клавиш Alt + x превратить его в символ?

Например, наберите в документе символы 2669, а затем нажмите Alt + x и эти цифры превратятся в ноту.

Коды всех музыкальных символов в Ubucode:

Между прочим, и это ещё не всё! Вы можете найти значок ноты на одном из многочисленных сайтов и скопировать-вставить его в свой документ Word — это также сработает.

Вот теперь действительно всё!

ОБНОВЛЕНИЕ : Смотрите продолжение в статье «Как вставить скрипичный ключ и любой другой музыкальный символ в Word, Excel и PowerPoint» в которой показано ещё больше способов и видов музыкальных символов, которые можно добавить в офисный документ!

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Как вставить скрипичный ключ и любой другой музыкальный символ в Word, Excel и PowerPoint

Музыкальные символы Unicode

Использование метода Alt + десятичный код

Нажмите и удерживайте одну из клавиш Alt, а затем введите цифры с помощью цифрового блока клавиатуры.

Пример: Alt + 9836 = ♬

Alt + число (десятичное)	Символ	Описание символа
Alt + 9833	♩	Четвертная нота
Alt + 9834	♪	Восьмеричная нота
Alt + 9835	♫	Двойная восьмеричная нота
Alt + 9836	♬	Двойная шестнадцатеричная нота
Alt + 9837	♭	Бемоль
Alt + 9838	♮	Бекар
Alt + 9839	♯	Шарп
Alt + 127908	?	Микрофон
Alt + 127911	?	Наушники
Alt + 127925	?	Музыкальная нота
Alt + 127926	?	Двойная музыкальная нота
Alt + 127927	?	Саксофон
Alt + 127928	?	Гитара
Alt + 127929	?	Музыкальные клавиши
Alt + 127930	?	Труба
Alt + 127931	?	Скрипка
Alt + 127932	?	Ноты, скрипичный ключ

Использование метода шестнадцатеричный код, Alt + X

Введите код, затем удерживайте клавишу Alt и нажмите «x».

Этот метод будет работать только в документах Word.

Alt + X (шестнадцатеричный код)	Символ	Описание символа
2669	♩	Четвертная нота
266A	♪	Восьмеричная нота
266B	♫	Двойная восьмеричная нота
266C	♬	Двойная шестнадцатеричная нота
266D	♭	Бемоль
266E	♮	Бекар
266F	♯	Шарп
1F3B9	?	Музыкальная клавиатура
1F3BA	?	Труба
1F3BB	?	Скрипка
1F3BC	?	Ноты, скрипичный ключ
1F3A4	?	Микрофон
1F3A7	?	Наушники
1F3B5	?	Музыкальная нота
1F3B6	?	Несколько музыкальных нот
1F3B7	?	Саксофон
1F3B8	?	Гитара

Музыкальные символы для копирования и вставки

Скачать музыкальные символы

Шрифт с нотами

lassus

На странице https://www.dafont.com/lassus.font скачайте шрифт Lassus.

Скачается файл lassus.zip, распакуйте его и запустите двойным кликом файл LASSUS.TTF.

Переключите раскладку на английскую (это важно!).

Теперь на вкладку «Главная» в качестве имени шрифта введите Lassus.

Увеличьте размер, чтобы ноты были более читаемыми.

Чтобы набрать скрипичный ключ, нажмите кнопку `

Все другие кнопки соответствуют различным нотам.

Теперь вы можете писать любые ноты и музыкальный ключ.

Полный список нот и соответствующих клавиш.

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Если редактор Word такой мощный, то можно ли с его помощью записывать ноты? Можно (при наличии соответствующих нотных шрифтов), но жутко неудобно. Для этих целей лучше использовать специализированные нотные редакторы. Кстати, в своем составе нотные редакторы содержат нужные шрифты.

Найденный в сети шрифт Maestro и установленный в системе действительно содержит музыкальные символы, которые лучше всего (и логичнее) вставлять через диалоговое окно Символ :

Если кто-то нуждается в упомянутом нотном шрифте Maestro, то по ссылке вы можете попасть на форум, посвященный класической музыке, где и скачать этот шрифт.

Если вам нужно вставить ноты из программы Finale в редактор Word, то по этой ссылке можно найти соответствующую информацию.

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Записать и распечатать ноты на компьютере

Задал себе вопрос, а как же написать, а затем распечатать ноты на компьютере? Я, конечно, не музыкант и в нотной записи понимаю мало, поэтому моё исследование свелось лишь к практической части, а именно, не к профессиональным платным программам, а к доступным и, надеюсь, понятным для большинства начинающих или студентов. Есть три способа делать нотные записи: распечатать нотную тетрадь и в традициях старых мастеров делать это от руки, повторяя красивые изгибы скрипичных ключей; использовать программу установленную на компьютере с обширным функционалом; превратить нажатие клавиш в ноты – расширение для браузера google chrome. Об этих способах и поговорим отдельно.

Способ первый • Ручная запись

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Отличный сервис всевозможных шаблонов, которые доступны для скачивания, generatedpaper.com о нем я уже рассказывал. Так вот тут есть прекрасный раздел для музыкантов, есть и просто нотная тетрадь, но бланки для записи аккордов скачивайте в в формате PDF и распечатывайте.

Способ второй • Программа MuseScore

Популярная программа с богатым функционалом работы с нотным станом, также есть поддержка MIDI файлов. Вы можете сразу прослушать результат. Инструкции по работе с программой и весь функционал описан на этой странице, к сожалению, не все инструкции переведены на русский язык, но думаю встроенный переводчик вам поможет исправить недостающий текст. А несколько видео-уроков наглядно покажут работу программы.

Способ третий • приложение google chrome

Когда почти все задачи переместились в облака, и главным инструментом становится браузер, а, по моему мнению, google chrome лучший представитель. В богатом выборе приложений нашлось место и для музыкантов, которые могут творить композиции, записывая произведения в ноты, не прибегая к помощи программ. Flat, красота материального дизайна приложения и его возможности могут соперничать с профессиональными программами и, честно говоря, меня просто восхитили. Все абсолютно понятно, при том, что русского языка нет, к сожалению. Установка в один клик, регистрация через аккаунт google или facebook, и вам доступен мир творчества и сообщество музыкантов по всему миру. Вы можете поделится музыкой или послушать произведения других авторов. Можете использовать приложение, или просто добавить сайт в закладки.

flat

В итоге лучшим на мой взгляд является последний Flat особенно его последнее преображение, которое сделало его еще стильней и удобней, а платная, хотя и не совсем дешевая делает этот замечательный сервис и вовсе для профессионалов.

Распознать ноты и сохранить на смартфоне

Нашел приложение My Sheets Music (Мои музыкальные партитуры), которое поможет отсканировать нотный лист и хранить его в электронном виде. Другими словами, всякий раз, когда вы захотите изучить новую мелодию или просто поиграть на музыкальном инструменте, не имея под рукой планшета с большим экраном, просто откройте это приложение, выберите понравившуюся нотную запись и начните играть.

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Как вставить музыкальный символ, ноты в Word

В окне символов откройте выпадающее меню «Шрифт» и выберите шрифт «MS Gothic»:

Откройте выпадающее меню «Набор» и там выберите опцию «Разные символы»:

Пролистните немного (четыре или пять строк) и вы увидите музыкальные символы:

Это было просто? Тогда у меня в запасе ещё парочка трюков для вас!

Например, наберите в документе символы 2669, а затем нажмите Alt + x и эти цифры превратятся в ноту.

Коды всех музыкальных символов в Ubucode:

Вот теперь действительно всё!

Записать и распечатать ноты на компьютере

Задал себе вопрос, а как же написать, а затем распечатать ноты на компьютере? Я, конечно, не музыкант и в нотной записи понимаю мало, поэтому моё исследование свелось лишь к практической части, а именно, не к профессиональным платным программам, а к доступным и, надеюсь, понятным для большинства начинающих или студентов. Есть три способа делать нотные записи: распечатать нотную тетрадь и в традициях старых мастеров делать это от руки, повторяя красивые изгибы скрипичных ключей; использовать программу установленную на компьютере с обширным функционалом; превратить нажатие клавиш в ноты — расширение для браузера google chrome. Об этих способах и поговорим отдельно.

Способ первый • Ручная запись

Способ второй • Программа MuseScore

Способ третий • приложение google chrome

Распознать ноты и сохранить на смартфоне

Нотный редактор встраиваемый в Microsoft Office Word

Думаю, что кому-то пригодится.

Программа, которая встраивается в Ворд и можно набирать ноты прямо в Ворде.
http://narod.ru/disk/24210374000/MusMakWorfr.rar.html

Теперь при открытии вордовского документа, у вас есть кнопка вставки нот в текст.
У меня она здесь:

После нажатия на кнопку в документе появится один такт нотного стана:

Дважды щелкаем по нему левой кнопкой мышки и откроется нотный редактор.

Дальше щелкаем кнопку помощь и читаем как пользоваться программой. Помощь на русском языке и довольно подробно всё описывает.

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Как вставить музыкальный символ, ноты в Word

В окне символов откройте выпадающее меню «Шрифт» и выберите шрифт «MS Gothic»:

Откройте выпадающее меню «Набор» и там выберите опцию «Разные символы»:

Пролистните немного (четыре или пять строк) и вы увидите музыкальные символы:

Quarter Note (четвертная нота)
Eighth Note (восьмеричная нота)
Beamed Eighth Note (двойная восьмеричная нота)
Beamed Sixteenth Notes (двойная шестнадцатеричная нота)
Music Flat Sign (музыкальный плоский знак)
Music Natural Sign (музыкальный обычный знак)
Music Sharp Sign (шарп)

Это было просто? Тогда у меня в запасе ещё парочка трюков для вас!

Например, наберите в документе символы 2669, а затем нажмите Alt + x и эти цифры превратятся в ноту.

Коды всех музыкальных символов в Ubucode:

266A
266B
266C
266D
266E
266F

Вот теперь действительно всё!

Записать и распечатать ноты на компьютере

Vlad Noskov
10/10/2015 05/24/2020

Задал себе вопрос, а как же написать, а затем распечатать ноты на компьютере? Я, конечно, не музыкант и в нотной записи понимаю мало, поэтому моё исследование свелось лишь к практической части, а именно, не к профессиональным платным программам, а к доступным и, надеюсь, понятным для большинства начинающих или студентов. Есть три способа делать нотные записи: распечатать нотную тетрадь и в традициях старых мастеров делать это от руки, повторяя красивые изгибы скрипичных ключей; использовать программу установленную на компьютере с обширным функционалом; превратить нажатие клавиш в ноты — расширение для браузера google chrome. Об этих способах и поговорим отдельно.

Способ первый • Ручная запись

Способ второй • Программа MuseScore

Способ третий • приложение google chrome

Распознать ноты и сохранить на смартфоне

Нотный редактор встраиваемый в Microsoft Office Word

Думаю, что кому-то пригодится.

Программа, которая встраивается в Ворд и можно набирать ноты прямо в Ворде.
http://narod.ru/disk/24210374000/MusMakWorfr.rar.html

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Музыкальные символы включают различные инструменты и музыкальные ноты. Вы можете вставить эти символы в свои документы, используя клавишу Alt на клавиатуре. Вот полный список сочетаний клавиш с альтернативным кодом для вставки музыкальных символов в документы Office на базе Windows, такие как Word, Excel и PowerPoint.

Использование метода Alt + Decimal Code

Нажмите и удерживайте одну из клавиш alt, а затем введите числа с помощью цифровой клавиатуры на клавиатуре. Пример: Alt + 9836 знак равно ♬.

Alt + Key (десятичный)	Условное обозначение	Символ Описание
Alt + 9833	♩	Четвертная записка или вязание крючком
Alt + 9834	♪	Восьмая нота или дрожь
Alt + 9835	♫	Просветленные восьмые ноты или светящиеся дрожания
Alt + 9836	♬	Просветленные шестнадцатые ноты или рассеченные полукваверы
Alt + 9837	♭	Музыка плоский знак
Alt + 9838	♮	Музыка естественный знак
Alt + 9839	♯	Музыка Sharp Sign
Alt + 127908	🎤	Микрофон
Alt + 127911	🎧	Наушники
Alt + 127925	🎵	Музыкальная нота
Alt + 127926	🎶	Множественная музыкальная нота
Alt + 127927	🎷	Саксофон
Alt + 127928	🎸	Гитара
Alt + 127929	🎹	Музыкальная клавиатура
Alt + 127930	🎺	Труба
Alt + 127931	🎻	Скрипка
Alt + 127932	🎼	Музыкальные очки

Использование метода шестнадцатеричного кода Alt + X

Введите код, затем, удерживая клавишу Alt, нажмите «x». Пример: 1F3B8 + Alt + Икс знак равно ?. Этот метод работает только с документами Word.

Alt + X (шестнадцатеричный код)	Условное обозначение	Символ Описание
2669	♩	Четвертная записка или вязание крючком
266A	♪	Восьмая нота или дрожь
266B	♫	Просветленные восьмые ноты или светящиеся дрожания
266C	♬	Просветленные шестнадцатые ноты или рассеченные полукваверы
266D	♭	Музыка плоский знак
266E	♮	Музыка естественный знак
266F	♯	Музыка Sharp Sign
1F3B9	🎹	Музыкальная клавиатура
1F3BA	🎺	Труба
1F3BB	🎻	Скрипка
1F3BC	🎼	Музыкальные очки
1F3A4	🎤	Микрофон
1F3A7	🎧	Наушники
1F3B5	🎵	Музыкальная нота
1F3B6	🎶	Множественная музыкальная нота
1F3B7	🎷	Саксофон
1F3B8	🎸	Гитара

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Альтернативный код для музыкальных символов

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Если вам интересно, как вставить музыкальные символы в документ Word или Excel, не добавляя в него изображения, эта статья предоставит вам все необходимые сведения.

Мы проведем вас через пошаговое руководство по вставке музыкальных текстовых символов в ваши документы как для Microsoft Word, так и для Excel.

Самое важное, что нужно понимать при вставке символов, дробей, специальных символов или международных символов, — это то, что шрифт, который вы используете, имеет значение. Не все шрифты содержат или используют одни и те же символы. Например, в шрифте «Слон» нет дробных знаков, а в шрифте «Вердана» есть. Поэтому важно использовать соответствующий шрифт, чтобы найти нужный символ или букву.