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**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 24m

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The image is a "Rhythmic Notation Cheat Sheet" designed to help understand and visualize different musical note values and their corresponding durations. It includes columns for the name of the note, the note symbol, the rest symbol, the duration of the note, and an example of the note in a 4/4 measure. The notes range from a whole note (1 beat) to a 32nd note (1/8th of a beat), with additional rows for dotted notes that alter their duration. Each note is illustrated with its musical notation and an example measure to clarify its use.

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**Karsten Johansson** @ksaj@infosec.exchange · 5h

Karsten Johansson @ksaj@infosec.exchange

It is hilarious when Yngwie does what otherwise is an awesome solo, completely fucks up on the final note, and everyone holds their breath and doesn't say a word.

Never fail on the last note.

Rewind the vid if you want to hear an otherwise kickass guitar solo.

@jimmiejaz #yngwie #stratocaster #guitar #shred #donuts

https://youtu.be/Ex_O8mHfXBo?t=63

YouTubeYngwie Malmsteen 30th Anniversary Artist Proof Candy Apple Red Fender StratocasterBy mark burnstein

**Crescendo Himmelweiss** @crescendo_himmelweiss@mastodon.social · 6h

Crescendo Himmelweiss @crescendo_himmelweiss@mastodon.social

The nice thing about playing #music with a #guitar is that you can play it somewhere over the #rainbow

➪ Do that with a #piano

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/cpfz_YjwIec

YouTubeSinging While Parasailing!By Chase Eagleson

#dothatwithapiano #skydive

**bdonnelly** @Theblueone@mastodon.social · 6h

bdonnelly @Theblueone@mastodon.social

Guitar of the Day #guitar

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 7h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image displays sheet music for the song "Let It Be" by The Beatles, arranged by Fangfumi. The notation includes both the treble and bass clefs, with chord symbols such as C, G, Am, F, and C indicated above the staff. The music appears to be a piano or vocal arrangement, with measures numbered at intervals (1, 7, 13, 19, 25). The sheet music is presented in black and white, with standard musical notations including notes, rests, and accidentals.

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**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 7h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image provides a detailed guide to musical chord progressions. It is divided into two main sections: Major and Minor. Each section lists chords in a specific order, indicating common progressions. The Major section includes progressions like I-IV-V-VI-VII-I, while the Minor section includes i-iv-v-vii-i. Additionally, the image features a circular diagram of the Circle of Fifths, which visually represents the relationships between different musical keys. Below the diagram, various chord progressions are associated with musical moods or genres, such as I-IV-V-VI for a sad song/ballad and i-vi-IV-V for a creepy feel. This image serves as a comprehensive guide for musicians to understand and create chord progressions in both major and minor keys.

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**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 7h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image is a musical exercise focused on the "B Minor Pentatonic" scale. It features a fretboard diagram with notes marked in blue and pink, indicating the positions of the notes in the scale. The notes are labeled with letters (A, B, D, E, F#, and B) and are arranged in a specific pattern across the frets. An arrow points to the lowest pitched note, suggesting the direction to start and end the exercise. The text advises working through the notes from the lowest to the highest and back, memorizing the pattern, and practicing with a metronome for precision. The website "www.bradleyoverton.com" is mentioned at the top, likely indicating the source of the exercise.

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**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 7h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image illustrates the D Natural Minor Scale, highlighting five distinct finger patterns for playing it on a guitar. Each pattern is represented by a diagram of a guitar fretboard with colored dots indicating the notes to be played. Pink dots signify the root or tonic notes, while blue dots represent other notes in the scale. The patterns are labeled from 1 to 5, with each pattern starting at a different fret (5, 5, 10, 10, and 12). The scale formula for the D Natural Minor Scale is provided as 1 2 b3 4 5 b6 b7. The image is credited to www.bradleyoverton.com.

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**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 8h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image displays sheet music for the song "Hands Off Sheet Music" in the form of a chorus and two verses. The music is arranged for a choir and includes melody lines along with chord symbols above the staff. The key signatures and time signatures are indicated, with the piece primarily in the key of G major. The lyrics are written below the staff, detailing the words to be sung by the chorus and individual verses. The song appears to be structured with a repeated chorus and alternating verses, each marked clearly with their respective sections.

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**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 8h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image displays a sheet music for the song "One of us" by Joan Osborne. The musical notation is written in the treble clef and includes chords and lyrics. The song is in the key of F# minor and follows a 4/4 time signature. The lyrics pose philosophical questions about God's identity and humanity. The sheet music includes a pre-chorus, chorus, and verses, with repeated sections. The chords are indicated above the lyrics, and dynamic markings and other musical instructions are not visible in the image.

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**devopscats** @devopscats@toot.cat · 8h

devopscats @devopscats@toot.cat

Yvette Young

Qi - Pedal Play [live performance]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cSnqNQCbLT0

YouTubeQi - Pedal Play [live performance]By yvette young

#guitar #yvetteyoung

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 8h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image is a guide to playing the D# Natural Minor scale (Eb) on a guitar fretboard. It outlines the notes for both E Flat Natural Minor and D Sharp Natural Minor scales. The scale formula provided is 1 2 b3 4 5 b6 b7. The intervals are WH WW HW W W. The image illustrates the scale positions on the fretboard across five steps, each marked with pink dots to indicate the notes to be played. The steps progress from FRET 6 to FRET 11, showing how to play the scale in different positions on the guitar.

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**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 9h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

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**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 9h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image provides a visual guide to basic musical scales, displaying five different scales: Major, Natural Minor, Harmonic Minor, Melodic Minor, and Chromatic. Each scale is represented by a series of musical notes on a staff. The Major scale is depicted with a sequence of notes without any accidentals. The Natural Minor, Harmonic Minor, and Melodic Minor scales each show variations with accidentals (sharps or flats). The Chromatic scale includes all twelve notes, including accidentals. The image notes that minor scales start on A because A minor is the relative minor of C major, which is the key with no flats or sharps. The layout is visually appealing with decorative elements around the text and musical notations.

#music #tab #scales

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 9h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image is a guitar chord chart that illustrates the difference between major and minor triads. The top section highlights the E major (E) and E minor (Em) triads, showing the one-note difference between them. The middle section displays the E shape for major triads across different keys (E, F, G, A, B, C, D), while the bottom section shows the Em shape for minor triads in the same keys (Em, Fm, Gm, Am, Bm, Cm, Dm). Each chord diagram indicates the specific frets and strings to be pressed to form the chords. The overall message emphasizes the simplicity of transitioning between major and minor chords by altering just one note.

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**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 9h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image presents a detailed chart titled "Minor Triads." It illustrates the formation of minor triads on a piano keyboard, categorized by root position, first inversion, and second inversion. Each row corresponds to a different minor triad, labeled with letters (C, D, E, etc.) and their altered forms (e.g., C#/Db, D#/Eb). The black and white keys of the piano are shown, with specific keys shaded to indicate the notes that make up each triad. The chart is organized into three columns, each representing a different position of the triad. This visual guide helps musicians understand the structure and layout of minor triads across the keyboard.

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**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 9h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image is a guitar tablature diagram titled "Major Triads." It illustrates the finger positions for playing major triads on a guitar fretboard across four different string groupings: 1, 2, 3; 2, 3, 4; 3, 4, 5; and 4, 5, 6. Each grouping shows three positions along the fretboard (3, 5, 7, 9, 12, 15) where the triads can be played. The black dots indicate the frets to be pressed, and the numbers inside the dots specify the finger to use: 1 for index, 2 for middle, 3 for ring, and 4 for pinky. The orange dots highlight the root notes of the triads. This diagram serves as a guide for guitarists to learn and practice major triad chord shapes in various positions on the fretboard.

#music #photos #scales

**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 9h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image displays a sheet of music for the song "I want to break free" by Queen. It includes the lyrics and corresponding musical notes, arranged in measures. The key signature at the top indicates the key of F major. The song is divided into verses, a bridge, and a chorus, each marked with specific chords like E, A, B, and F#m. The lyrics express themes of love, freedom, and personal struggle. The sheet music is neatly organized, making it suitable for musicians to play the song accurately.

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**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 9h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image is a detailed guide on "Voice Leading Seventh Chords" for guitarists. It features three rows of guitar chord diagrams, each row containing five different seventh chords: CM7, C7, Cmin7, Cm7b5, and Cdim7. Each chord diagram illustrates the finger positions on the fretboard, with the root note highlighted in orange. Red arrows connect the root notes of adjacent chords, indicating the voice leading pattern. The title "Voice Leading Seventh Chords" is prominently displayed at the top, along with the website "jazz-guitar-licks.com." The image is designed to help guitarists understand and visualize the movement between different seventh chords on the guitar.

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**music** @music@unfufadoo.net · 10h

10h

music @music@unfufadoo.net

The image is a detailed guide for playing the saxophone, focusing on fingerings for various notes. It includes a diagram of a saxophone with labeled keys and a series of musical notations. Each notation corresponds to a specific fingering pattern, indicated by black and white dots representing pressed and unpressed keys, respectively. The guide covers multiple octaves and keys, providing a comprehensive reference for saxophonists to produce the correct notes. The image emphasizes the importance of proper fingering technique to achieve accurate and consistent sound production.

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