Spacefish

hi this gone get a bit confusing sorry for that i want write down the chord progression on the attached image. i know it's in the a major scale but i have no clue how to write down the progression. (with write down i mean "I - V - IV - II" for example) i know those are inverted chords and if the F# in the first chord would be a G# and the C# in the second chord would be a D the chord progression would be V - II but in this case i have no clue how to write it down, can you help me?

hi guys, can you Tell me the scale of this choir thanks !!!

hi guys, i was told that this is a 1 - 2- 7- b2 (flat) figure .. can you tell me why? what scale is it ? sorry for the (maybe) stupid question, total beginner !

hi guys, can you recognize what the main instrument of the song is? is it a clarinett layered with a flute ? thanks !!

thanks! to which scale is it modulating?

hi guys, can you tell me the scale of this song: thanks!!

hey guys, im working on a session with trumpets and i want them to sound like those mexican mariacho trumpets. have you ever worked on such an "arrangement" ? any tips on that side ? thanks !! spacey

Thanks !!

hi guys is there an articulation symbol for vibrato ? what if i want the vibrato only at the end of each note ? how to write that on score ? thanks in advance spacey

hey guys, is the first flute in that track played with vibrato, tremolo or trill at the end ? thanks in advance spacey

Thank you guys! Is there a list where I can see all those markings and symbols?

Hi guys, im pretty new in writing scores for real instruments i always worked the digital way. Do you use dynamics when you writing scores? I dont mean phrases like "piano" or "forte" i mean phrases like marcato (stressed), calmando (becoming calmer) ? I know that the realization always depends on the musician but i was wondering if there is a notable difference if a flute is played "marcato" or if its unusual to use such terms ? let me know guys Spacey