Translation of "Music paper" in German

How does the music get onto paper?

There were days I knew he went without food to buy music paper. I could see it in his eyes.

Beethoven mostly wrote them down in books or notebooks of music paper, so-called sketchbooks.

The materials that will be brought to bear include paint and paper, music and costumes, as well as memories and imagination.

In the peripheral gallery, Ricardo Brey presented assemblages on the theme of music, with perforated paper from an old pianola roll.

The "NME" took to grunge very slowly ("Sounds" was the first British music paper to write about grunge with John Robb being the first to interview Nirvana.

Jones put an advertisement in the local Brisbane music paper, Time Off, looking for a suitable singer.

The NME took to grunge very slowly ("Sounds" was the first British music paper to write about grunge with John Robb being the first to interview Nirvana.

The staff indicia means 3 and the therewith associated musical symbols are advantageously kept in a larger scale than the scale usually present on music paper.

I think I had the music paper the Melody Maker and I said ?oohí look thereís a studio in Torquay,I went over there and recorded a demo.

In other words: the impulse to write something ‘new’ is overridden by the need to compose something which makes sense for him, a clear sense which he can communicate through his music to others, a sense which transfers to the listener what he felt at the time of committing his music to paper.”

Take an indian instrument, a world-open spirit, a pack of music paper and then up to the CARIBBEAN!

In this lecture, as part of the module Sensory Development, students of the second semester visualize music on paper to the music of composers from the second half of the 20th century.

You want to quickly write down an idea as a sketch or write down a rhythm, a melody, a chord sequence (for improvising) or some practical exercise for students in the classroom and what is missing: the appropriate “music paper” for it.

What would have happened if, for example, a few friends of the most profoundly insecure composer had kidnapped him, taken him off to the Styrian Salzkammergut, provided him with a piano, a stack of music paper, a couple of cubic meters of firewood, and a lumberjack's ax, if they had given him the opportunity for mental and physical activity in quiet surroundings?

If, for example, when you arrive at your workplace, your co-worker or your worker says "you are settled like music paper, always 15 minutes late", this is a reproach for a failure of your organization.