Post #1 · Posted at 2012-09-17 01:18:14am 12.6 years ago
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Hello, recently I have been trying to play Pluto by Black Hole on the piano, but I can't get the right notes, and it sounds terrible. Is there sheet music for the piano notes?
Post #2 · Posted at 2012-09-17 02:44:46am 12.6 years ago
There is no sheet music online that I know of.
I actually made my own sheet music around three years ago; however, it was made in Finale PrintMusic, a paid program that I have long since lost.
I dug up the following file from a 3-year old hard drive backup:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/77113058/Pluto.mus
You will need a Finale Music program to open it, since I am now unable to convert it into any other format.
You should be able to download a free trial here:
http://www.finalemusic.com/NotePad/FreeDownload.aspx
No guarantees as to whether or not it will work, since, again, this was made in a 3-year old paid program that I no longer have.
I actually made my own sheet music around three years ago; however, it was made in Finale PrintMusic, a paid program that I have long since lost.
I dug up the following file from a 3-year old hard drive backup:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/77113058/Pluto.mus
You will need a Finale Music program to open it, since I am now unable to convert it into any other format.
You should be able to download a free trial here:
http://www.finalemusic.com/NotePad/FreeDownload.aspx
No guarantees as to whether or not it will work, since, again, this was made in a 3-year old paid program that I no longer have.
Post #3 · Posted at 2012-09-18 08:44:34am 12.6 years ago
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Funny, just recently I was looking for the same thing, so many thanks to you Zowayix! I can finally get that stream of notes I could never place quite right.
I took a look at the notation however, and it may just be me, (and forgive me if this is essentially what you had, for some reason it doesn't want to open up again for me), but the intro sounded a bit off. Might I recommend my own alternative? The chords of C# + G#, followed by B + F#, G# + E, F# + D#, and down to C# + G#. All descending in order. Also realize that those are the chords played at every measure, not including the single note in between. I really wish I had a better way to express my idea here, but that's the best I can do at the moment.
I took a look at the notation however, and it may just be me, (and forgive me if this is essentially what you had, for some reason it doesn't want to open up again for me), but the intro sounded a bit off. Might I recommend my own alternative? The chords of C# + G#, followed by B + F#, G# + E, F# + D#, and down to C# + G#. All descending in order. Also realize that those are the chords played at every measure, not including the single note in between. I really wish I had a better way to express my idea here, but that's the best I can do at the moment.