Notation Musical object notations.
Note#
Format: (fraction)(dot)(name|=)(accidental)(dynamic)
Note names are case-insentivive but are always displayed in uppercase.
Notation Alternative Description C4 c quarter C, octave 4 2e5 2E5 Halftone (2 x ¼), E octave 5 1c 1C Full tone C, octave 4 f# F#, F♯ F sharp g_ G_, G♭ G flat .g .G duration fraction x 1.5 = 3/8 = = quarter rest 2= half rest 1= 1= full rest d+ D+ quarter D, octave 4, MezzoForte 16.e#– 16.E#– sixteenth, E sharp, fraction x 1.5, Piano 32f 32F thirtytwo F
Note dynamics#
Notation Description ----- Pianissississimo (pppp) ---- Pianississimo (ppp) --- Pianissimo (pp) -- Piano (p) - MezzoPiano (mp) o (not 0) Normal (character is optional) + MezzoForte (mf) ++ Forte (f) +++ Fortissimo (ff) ++++ Fortississimo (fff) +++++ Fortissississimo (ffff)
Sequence#
Notation Description C D E F 4 quarter tones (8C E) (d5 f5) 2 doublets; first doublet has an eight length, second is a quarter (1C E G) C Chord; whole length
doremi = sequence ( 'c d e' )
Pedal control# Usable in sequence or note.
Notation Description > sustain pedal down < sustain pedal up ^ sustain pedal up and immediately down
Chord#
Notation Description c#5/m/2 C sharp triad, Octave 5, Minor, 2nd inversion a/7 A Dominant seventh chord e/maj7 E Major seventh chord g/m7 G minor seventh chord 1= No chord, a whole rest note d/dim D diminished triad d/o D diminished triad f/dim7/1 F diminished seventh, 1st inversion c/aug C augmented triad e/+ E augmented triad b_/+7 B flat augmented seventh
Scale#
Notation Description c5 C major scale, Octave 5 e/m E natural minor scale, Octave 4 g/maj7 G major 7 scale, Octave 4
Chord Progression#
Notation Alternative Description I i first chord in scale ; if scale is “C” then sequence is “(C E G)” V7 v7 (G B D5 F5) Imaj7 imaj7 (C E G B) viidim VIIdim (B D5 F5)
p = progression ( 'c' , 'ii V I' ) // Major C scale, (D F A) (G B D5) (C E G)
Chord Sequence#
Notation Description c/m d/m C minor followed by a D minor (c3 c5) C major, Octave 3 together with a C major, Octave 5 e = E major followed by a quarter rest note
cs = chordsequence ( 'c f g' )
Tabs#
Tablature (or tab for short) is a form of musical notation indicating instrument fingering or the location of the played notes rather than musical pitches – Wikipedia.
The tabs function is using the Guitar tablature.
https://www.studybass.com/lessons/reading-music/how-to-read-bass-tab/
Notation Description e3 G2, note G on octave 2 2a2++ 2B2++, note B on octave 2, Forte, Halftone