9 Oct 14, 01:41 AM
jpm: Hello guys!! I am really sorry for having neglected this website! I am currently unable to maintain this website due to my heavy workload in university (year 4 >.<) thanks for all your support so far and hopefully I can have the chance to come back here in future to continue!~~
[edited] 9 May 14
jpm: Happy Mid-2014!
Since 2013, I have re-uploaded the files to Mediafire. Hopefully the ban won't happen again. And I have (painstakingly) updated the links on the blog posts! All 109 of them.
Points to note:
1. If the page shows an error, please refresh and try again. It should work by the second try. If the error is persistent, please inform me via the c-box on the left.
2. The older files are password protected (before mediafire removed the feature for the newer files) You have to chant my nickname (and type it in) 3 times:
jpmjpmjpm
3. Please do not re-uploaded the files onto any other websites. Sharing the link is fine.
4. Sorry for the lack of consistent updates. I am currently a university student with school, family and friends commitments. As such, I can only update mostly during the holidays. In addition, I will only do requests for songs that I can find free and available sheet music to transcribe for.
Anyway, you can try to Google for numbered scores already available on the internet by googling "song name and/or artist/band's name jianpu/简谱“ . Clicking on the image search sometimes helps too!
Alternatively, you can try searching for the sheets music and
transcribing them into numbers yourself! Its not very hard actually, you just need to figure out the key signature and then transcribe note by note, adding the sharps accordingly. =)
5. If you wanna thank me for the scores, you can do so by commenting on the posts or on the c-box! Do also support me by clicking on the ads when they appear. Comments about the scores (or errors you spotted) are welcome to!
Yeaps. Thats all! Oyasuminasai! お休みなさい (Good night!) .
2 comments:
no offense. but is the score even readable with all the accidentals? rather than sharpened # 1 1 2 3 | 4. 4 etc... it can just be 5 5 6 7 | 1. 1 in the respective key. why not?
appreciate the effort put into this though.
the phrase i was referring to above is the chorus.
the song can start on a 3 with 1=Gb rather than a #6 and it will have much less accidentals and be much more easier to play for beginners like myself
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