Thread: Reading music invented by your subconcious

Well the music is really just my interpretation, as it was really represented by this symbol:


But here's the real music:


It would repeat endlessly, though I'm not sure how you show that in a staff.

Originally Posted by Xedan

Well the music is really just my interpretation, as it was really represented by this symbol:


But here's the real music:


It would repeat endlessly, though I'm not sure how you show that in a staff.

I just played it on my guitar. I think it sounds like some type of chant; something you might hear with a large group of monks chanting at a monastery. I think your right; it does have an ominous sound.

I take it that's treble clef? Who was singing/chanting it in the dream?
Any more submissions, bring em on people! I'll get one up eventually.

Originally Posted by J.D.

I take it that's treble clef? Who was singing/chanting it in the dream?
Any more submissions, bring em on people! I'll get one up eventually.

A classroom full of people, and the monk thing was spot on.

Edit: not sure what cleft, but the high was pretty high. Like, not opera high, but to the point where most people can't hit well. Still, the low was pretty low. I only work in treble (play the trumpet) but it probably was. Was very groggy when I wrote this and I can't be certain anymore.

Here's a part of my today's journal:

"In one of the other dreams I was in my room and I was going to play the guitar. I pretty much suck and am unable to play a lot of different types of music. When I played the first chord it sounded like a song I knew so I started playing that. The sound quality was amazing and I was playing awesome! The song I played was both Nirvana - There's Something in the Way and Heart - Barracuda, which is only possible in the dream world. After a while I realized that even if I hit the chords wrongly or not music would still play, I checked the cable and it saw it was disconnected. So, while music went on, I reconnected the cable so I could continue playing even though I wasn't sure if I wanted to. It was then that I was awoken."

I had to have breakfast immediately and was extremely confused as I had been half awake and half asleep experiencing the weirdest dreams, such as this one, for half an hour or so.

Mostly music is an amazing experience in my dreams. Not only do I hear the music, I also feel and see it. Many times the world around me actually transforms accordingly. If I have time to search my dream journal properly I'll get back to you with more examples.

I'm afraid I'll have to disappoint you on composing and reading music though. I can't do the last thing, never did the first thing and as I previously said, it's a completely different experience!