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Commodore 128D - Coding a Song from Sheet Music

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Coding
A
Song
from
Sheet
Musio
This
section
provides
a
sample
piece
of
sheet
music
and
illustrates
how
to
decode
notes
from
a
musical
staff
and
translate
them
into
a
form
the
Commodore
128
can
understand.
This
exercise
is
substan
tially
faster
and
easier
if
you
know
how
to
read
music.
However,
you
don't
have
to
be
a
musician
to
be
able
to
play
the
tune
on
your
Com
modore
128.
For
those
of
you
who
cannot
read
music,
Figure
7-11
shows
how
a
typical
musical
staff
is
arranged
and
how
the
notes
on
the
staff
are
related
to
the
keys
on
a
piano.
Figure
7-11.
Musical
Staff
Figure
7-12
is
an
excerpt
from
a
composition
titled
Invention
13
(Inventio
13
in
Italian),
by
Johann
Sebastian
Bach.
Although
this
com
position
was
written
a
few
hundred
years
ago,
it
can
be
played
and
enjoyed
on
the
most
modern
of
computer
synthesizers,
such
as
the
SID
chip
in
the
Commodore
128.
Here
are
the
opening
measures
of
Invention
13.
©COPYRIGHT
SHEET
MUSIC
COURTESY
OP
C.F.PETERS.
CORP..
NEW
YORK
Inventio
13
u
u
LJ
LJ
U
Figure
7-12.
Part
of
Bach's
Invention
13
154
USING
C128
MODE-Sound
and
Music
in
C128
Mode

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