what am I doing wrong gabc transcription
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I am trying to get an #F over the "de". How can I accomplish this?
815 x 462 - 37K -
This is what I am trying to achieve but in gregorian. If anyone has a better idea of how to make it work, I would be so appreciative
1072 x 462 - 71K -
Clef placement and first note are wrong. Try
f4 c d dg g_ g g g g g g f
or better yet
c3 d e eh h_ h h h h h h g -
@FSSPmusic Thank you so much! You do not know how long I have been trying to figure this out. God Bless you.Thanked by 1FSSPmusic
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