Ask for a stave, and give me a little bit of a stave

Staff is just melody, that is, scale. If you want scales, you can. In fact, solo is to play the scale melody with various guitar playing techniques. You can pick this up yourself.

If you want chord accompaniment rhythmic pattern, capo clip 3 frets specific right fingering, I don't know how to explain Listen to it a few more times Pay attention to the sound of the guitar and you will understand, in fact, it is very simple prelude: f g em am f g amf g em am Every time you wake up in a dream You are no longer in the empty room f g c Lonely and helpless f g em am I also tried to forget the sweetness we had f dm7 g can remember always remind me I loved you so much f g em am That time I watched you disappear in the sea of people f g c The pain in my heart, who can understand f g em am If love can come back I will never let go f dm7 g because I have understood that it is all for love f g c I want to love you again But you are no longer f g am thinking about your face Tears blurred my eyes f g em am hate myself so much I didn't leave you behind f g am all these faults let me bear the interlude alone: f g em am f g cf g em amhe....

Ohno woof g am after you are gone I really miss you f g I want to say to you em am f g am I miss you so much.

Piano tabs are usually written in staves. Five-line stove with book notation is the world's common notation. It is a method of marking the ** with notes and other marks of different time values on five equally spaced flat macro lines.

Quantitative notation was founded in the 13th century by the Cologne priest Franco. This notation strictly regulates the length of notes with notes, rests, and notations, and is a supplement and enrichment to the Neum notation. Around 1450, the notes were painted in black, known as the measured black symbol, and later the hollow notes were used, called the measured white symbol, and this notation was used in the West until 17

Lettering You don't have a key slippery and suspicious sign, I took it as C major:

Yes! Moon, ah! Evening breeze, piano accompaniment stave in D key.

Ah, the moon, the evening breeze, I'm sorry, I haven't been on the number, I'll take a picture of you tomorrow and you can see it clearly.

What do you mean What kind of song or music do you want?

C tune still needs to be translated?? Just look at it.