First, there's the problem of determining what's a mistake and what's not. First, let's get rid of the "Jingles" in the second line being a mistake. That's not -- they're making a pun. For artistic sake, I think we can also eliminate the positioning of the candies as a mistake. They're oriented oddly to look pretty, like real bells swaying. I think one of them couldn't even lie that way in real life due to gravity. Let's let that one skip, too. Assuming we're supposed to go on the center of mass, the notes are:
B B B B B B B D G A B, which works in the key of G. Let's also assume that the candies are simple x's from someone's lead sheet, so we don't need to worry about timing. That would also eliminate any question of what time signature the thing is in.
I'm a diabetic, so the whole freakin' advertisement's a mistake for me, but I'm pretty sure that's not what you're getting at, either. My blood glucose went up just thinking about these candies.
I'm pretty sure you mean the repeat sign at the end of each measure. That's a mistake, and there's no way around it. I suppose this could be some sort of jazz arrangement, where someone's singing this as something oddball underneath someone else's musical line, but let's hope not.
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Date: 2005-12-11 09:41 pm (UTC)B B B B B B B D G A B, which works in the key of G. Let's also assume that the candies are simple x's from someone's lead sheet, so we don't need to worry about timing. That would also eliminate any question of what time signature the thing is in.
I'm a diabetic, so the whole freakin' advertisement's a mistake for me, but I'm pretty sure that's not what you're getting at, either. My blood glucose went up just thinking about these candies.
I'm pretty sure you mean the repeat sign at the end of each measure. That's a mistake, and there's no way around it. I suppose this could be some sort of jazz arrangement, where someone's singing this as something oddball underneath someone else's musical line, but let's hope not.
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