A note comes into a bar and says, ’Plink!’
A note comes into a bar and says, ’Can I get you a plink?’
A note comes into a bar, sidles up to another note and says, ‘Can I give you a plink to get you on your plonk?’
A note comes into a bar, sidles up to another note and says, ‘Can I give you a plink to get you on your plonk?’ She threatens him with being dotted or a rest.
A note comes into a bar, sidles up to another note and says, ‘Can I give you a plink to get you on your plonk?’ She staves him off, says he is out of line, and threatens him with being dotted or with a rest.
Hiding his bass intentions, he acts natural until she decides after all he is sharp and says, ‘How about my flat?’
‘Give me the key!’
After blending harmoniously,
they get tied in perfect cadence.
© Colonialist December 2013 (WordPress)
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Very well done!
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Glad you noted that!
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Too clever!
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I’ll make a note to tone down the cleverness a bit! 🙂
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This is pawesome! Key hehehe! Very clever! =^.^=
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*purrrrrrrrrrrrrr*
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I enjoyed this and the backward and forward in the comments, even though I don’t have a note in my head.
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One can sort-of work out the way the notes fit into the bars and staves and lines, and get sharped and flatted and tied!
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I love this. Do you play any instruments?
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All inexpertly: piano, violin, all sizes of recorders from sopranino to bass, clarinet, pan pipes and harmonica.
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I also enjoyed the “You’re sharp!” dialogue, very clever 🙂
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It did move the note up a bit! 🙂
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Blending harmoniously and ending in perfect cadence – quite the romantic thing that Col 😉
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Quite noteworthy! 🙂
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that is so silly..so cute and so funny
what better way to end a tune ,,,all tied up!!
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I was set off by this one on my Son-in-Law’s FB wall:
Passive verb walks into a bar.
Barman says, “What can you be got?”
He is a bad influence.
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What program do you use for the notation. I struggled mightily to reproduce a setting for a virtual friend’s poem, and ended up writing it on manuscript paper and scanning it in for him.
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I have Finale PrintMusic, but for this simply used the free NotePad. Then I did screenshots, cropped on Office Photo Editor, and did the twiddly bits on Paint.
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Wow – I would make a horrible mess of that.
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A lot simpler than it may seem!
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Just a few bars to make a romantic melody. It should end in a perfect cadence.
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That is a good thought – but the intervals of fourth, fifth and octave could give technical setbacks…
I also should have ended the bar properly. Hmmm.
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You persuaded me to redo the last bar and its wording!
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It wasn’t meant as a criticism!
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I knew that – but it was still a good suggestion!
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This is good I hope all get to see it…
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Thanks! Yes, a lot of peep-holes seem to be missing.
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Ha, I hope this isn’t wasted, Col. Prepare to re-blog in about a month’s time… Excellent-taye!!!
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You fink it is wasted on the rabble left looking at blogs? 🙂
Fanks!
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Hehehe. Love this, Col. I’m glad he was brave and didn’t quaver when she got a bit crochety with him. 🙂
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🙂
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Haha! With crochet, she would have been knit-witted to get more than minim-alley annoyed with him!
🙂 You win again.
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FUN. Especially enjoyed:
“You’re sharp!”
“How about my flat?”
“Give me the key!”
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I had particular fun makng the flat look like a key!
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