E D A E-flat C E E C D-sharp B E-flat C G G-sharp F-sharp B-flat B D-flat D-natural G G-sharp F F C G-sharp F-sharp G-sharp G-natural

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Wheelhouse

8th notes for the first 3 measures, quarter notes for the last measure.

Count is 4/4 time.

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Wheelhouse

OK, so is that a familiar melody to anyone?

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mechaphil

I'm going to go play it on the piano. I'll be back in a bit.

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Wheelhouse

That's like last round when I busted CV with lyrics to a song by the Smiths - it turned out no one even knew about some female actress named Smith that played Capt. Kirk!

My oldest sons reads music. I'll see if I can get a hold of him tomorrow if no one else comes up with anything.

Does anyone play the piano that can go play it now and see what song it is?

ETA: just saw PSP's post. I'll wait to see what it is

Okay my keyboard is out of batteries. I'm in some trouble. I'm trying to play it online but playing the computer keyboard is much different from the piano keyboard.

I'm playing it.

It's very erie. I don't recognize it.

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Wheelhouse

It sounded really terrible when I put those notes in an online composer.

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Miles to go before I sleep

‎"Love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation."
-Khalil Gibran

Well by just looking at it, nothing comes to mind. As it isn't in any sort of key or anything. It is just random notes on on the Treble clef scale ranging from a Low E to a High E, so it is a two octave range.

That would equal 25 different possible notes. Including both sharps and flats.

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This is driving me crazy. I have a piano ten feet away from me and I can't read music. Look on the bright side, we have 3 days

i gotta rack my musical background brains on this one for awhile. hopefully by tomorrow ill have something.

if only i had my saxophone with me

i wonder if the fact that it is in treble clef has anything to do with anything. I'm trying to see possible ways to convert music to something we can scramble.

4 pops out to me as a common number in it. 4/4 time. 4 measures. the eighth notes are obviously all groups of 4. 4 quarter notes in the last measure. ? just shooting some shit out here.

record the melody, i may remember know it.

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There really isn't one. It sounds awful, according to that internet thing.

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Miles to go before I sleep

‎"Love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation."
-Khalil Gibran

Maybe it's backwards...wild guess, sheet music is probably the best code ever to hide something from me

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i won't be any help for this clue. i'm so musically challenged.

The melody is terrible.

I'm wondering if it has something to do with the rhythm of the notes, or perhaps the letters.

Some of the notation is sharp and flat.

As Crim stated, it has a 2 octave range from low E to high E.

It's in 4/4 time.

There are 3 measure of 8th notes and 1 measure of quarter notes.

I'm very curious.

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Wheelhouse

suggestions made by skyline.

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Proud LGBTQQ Individual

i may remember know it? the fuck, mike? grammar.

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