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Silent Night sheet music. I *need* it to start on a D.?
My pan flute can only play the song if it starts on a D. I could play it slightly higher, but than my vocalist cannot sing it. It really needs to be a D and I'm having alot of trouble finding it.
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
you can transpose any music to start on the d. just follow the intervals of the notes to transpose it.
- BirdgirlLv 71 decade ago
If you can't or don't want to transpose the music yourself, you might have to consider just going to a site like musicnotes.com and buying it in the key you want. There are a bunch of different arrangements, so look at them carefully to make sure you have the one you want. Some versions (especially ones for arranged for voice and instruments) will be transposable. Just buy it in G major.
You can get this kind of choice and option at just about any online sheet music seller that has digital downloads.
Source(s): http://www.musicnotes.com/ - Anonymous1 decade ago
Just transpose it to your D.
Sheet music in D not necessary, and plus silent night is a simple tune.
Flute is usually a C instrument, so what ever key the concert key is in, the flute key is in that same key. All you have to do is transpose silent night to D.
know your major scales to do this, especially D Major scale and the scale of the key you are transposing from.
- 5 years ago
hmm don't think many sites have recorder sheet music and there aren't many cool songs you can play on the recorder cause it has limited # of notes :/
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- ?Lv 71 decade ago
http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk206/ijones_bu...
Those As are pretty high for a soprano
... let alone the B