#e sharp

[cicaklah]

Me, supposedly a musician: how many notes can there be? Like sixteen? There are only so many combinations.

Choirmaster: there are twelve tones.

Me: that doesn't seem right. Is that including the four forbidden notes? Maybe I shouldn't mention them as we're in a church.

[italwaysflinchesfirst]

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[helmyirng]

OC by E. Sharp. Character is a feminine guy with big thighs and green eyes. 💚 Thank you so much for commissioning me! I'm finally catching up with my commissions, DM me on Instagram or Twitter for an art trade.

[haideraliakmal]

"Tum Kuch Nahe Kar Saktay - E Sharp" by E Sharp

[possiblysane]

Ive just realized that I talk about how i try my best to appreciate as many as diverse things but Ive been neglecting my own country’s culture???  Hell im gonna start reblogging alot of Pakistani things from now on because theyre really good and i want them to be recognized !!

[possiblysane]

E Sharp is a Karachi based band who have been playing the underground scene for a while now and are already known by their covers of classic rock music. They have now created and released their own concept Urdu rock album, titled ‘Bahadur Yaar Jung’ (BYJ). The band describes the album as a storyline being unfolded by every song, on the life of the protagonist Bahadur. The 21 songs in the album describe Bahadur's emotions, thoughts, struggles, successes and failures as he journeys through life.

[teapsoon]

well if this ain’t demoralizing my seniors last year were incredible i wish they were here they could actually play these fucking notes

[livingpianos]

This is a really interesting question. Sometimes you will see E sharps or C flats written in music and you might wonder why they just don’t write F or B instead?