Talk:Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep

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The recording would transpose "keep" with "take", making it a sonnet instead of two couplets.

PLAY "O1B8. >C+8 <A F+ B A8 B P4"
PLAY "O1F+8. B8 >C+ <A F+> D D-8< AP4"
PLAY "O1E8. A8 B A E C+ E8 A P4"
PLAY "O1F+ 8. >C+ 8D+ E2 E-4. C+"

68.149.13.228 21:58, 6 February 2007 (UTC) Put spaces in.

If someone knows TeX better than I do, that's the music I worked out in QuickBasic. It isn't what I recorded, nor is it what I will record, but it is a printable (and renderable) transposition of what I plan.

My scale goes from C up to B, so that initial B and C-sharp are close, not over an octave apart. "less than" and "greater than" are not markings for dynamics like in TeX. They shift octaves.

Brewhaha@edmc.net 06:22, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

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