Sheet music for The Angel (a story in 15 parts) from Geometry Dash (game) - Musescore

[✪aprilla]

Hi,

Can anyone share this sheet music, or a midi file, of this piece please. 

The Angel (a story in 15 parts) from Geometry Dash (game)



Or it's on Musescore but I no longer have an account so I figured I'd ask here before making an account for it 


https://musescore.com/user/106258492/scores/30127196

[✪richkeys]

Mary,
You may already know this, on Musescore, the broken square icon on top, all the way on the right side, enlarges the piece to a full page spread. Typically I screen capture this and print it out. The sharpness of the screen capture depends on your monitor I think.

Rich

[✪aprilla]

Mary,
You may already know this, on Musescore, the broken square icon on top, all the way on the right side, enlarges the piece to a full page spread. Typically I screen capture this and print it out. The sharpness of the screen capture depends on your monitor I think.

Rich

Thanks Rich, I didn't know that. I've checked it out though so thanks. 
I was expecting it to be a very long piece, many many pages, but it's not all there. Now I know.

Appreciate the help 

[✪richkeys]

Thanks Rich, I didn't know that. I've checked it out though so thanks. 
I was expecting it to be a very long piece, many many pages, but it's not all there. Now I know.

Appreciate the help 

You may have noticed the spreads have arrow buttons to go to the next spread. If pieces are too many pages it might be cumbersome to screen capture all of them, but 2 or 3 spreads works OK for me.

I am not sure about subscribing to MuseScore, it's hard to find what I am looking for on it. But if you do subscribe, the mobile app is great because you can transpose the pieces to any key, which you cannot do on the regular PC browser version.

Rich

[✪aprilla]

Thanks Rich, I didn't know that. I've checked it out though so thanks. 
I was expecting it to be a very long piece, many many pages, but it's not all there. Now I know.

Appreciate the help 

You may have noticed the spreads have arrow buttons to go to the next spread. If pieces are too many pages it might be cumbersome to screen capture all of them, but 2 or 3 spreads works OK for me.

I am not sure about subscribing to MuseScore, it's hard to find what I am looking for on it. But if you do subscribe, the mobile app is great because you can transpose the pieces to any key, which you cannot do on the regular PC browser version.

Rich

I had a subscription to it years ago, but then I cancelled it during a clean up of places subscribed to and never used. I seldom used it. But I've found the composer and have asked if I can purchase sheet music for the portion wanted, or maybe a midi and I can notate that myself. It was written for games I think, not easily transcribed... I don't know how protective they are about their music, my fingers are crossed.

[✪richkeys]

I've found the composer and have asked if I can purchase sheet music for the portion wanted, or maybe a midi and I can notate that myself. It was written for games I think, not easily transcribed... I don't know how protective they are about their music, my fingers are crossed.

Hi Mary,
I have used Tunescribers.com for piano arrangements of short pieces They are based in the London area and are great. You give them an mp3 or YTube link and whatever instructions you want for the piano arrangement. They can make the piece complex or easy or in between and they provide chords too. However they are not cheap. In the past I usually edited down my mp3 to 1 minute to keep the cost down. One minute is approximately $35 USD. Your piece is probably longer. But I find this service really helps when I listen to a piece I really like and want to have at least some parts of the sheet music for it.

Rich