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| Each piece in the Music At First Sight library comes with several different parts — usually beginning with a Long Tones part. Each of these parts comes in three versions. Below is a sampling of the parts you get for Mozart’s Eine Kleine Nachtmüsik. We provide the written sheet music and instructions; you are asked to provide your own recording of the piece to listen to and play along with. |
First is the Melodic Cue - the important parts of the melody you hear in the recording. At the edge of your vision it helps you stay synchronised as you play along on your own part beneath it. |
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| The Cue + your part: This is always labelled “A”. Here are two examples: Violin 1-A, and Violin 4-A |
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| Your same part alone - always labelled “B”. This resembles regular instrument parts. Here is Violin 4-B |
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| An enlarged added blank staff for you to write your own part, edit and alter until you are happy, for the time being. The Melodic Cue and your printed part are above it in much smaller staves as a reference. Here is Violin 4-C. |
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| Try the free trial downloads. They are not too large to take forever if you are using a dial-up modem, and you can play each page for a good overview of Music At First Sight. |
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