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=== Sayaka's Healing Circle === | === Sayaka's Healing Circle === | ||
There is not much information about this particular score, or if it is a healing circle at all. Named after her self-healing back in [[Episode 5]], it also makes an appearance in the end of [[Episode 7]] when Sayaka battles against a witch. | There is not much information about this particular score, or if it is a healing circle at all. Named after her self-healing back in [[Episode 5]], it also makes an appearance in the end of [[Episode 7]] when Sayaka battles against a witch. | ||
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File:Sayakanotes.jpg|Sayaka's healing circle in episode 5 | |||
File:Sayaka notes episode 7.jpg|Sayaka's score in episode 7 | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
* [http://www.blo.cx/2011/02/madoka-and-sayakas-troll-in-d-flat-opus-i/ Madoka and Sayaka's Troll in D-flat, Opus I — blo.cx] — The tune reconstructed from the notes seen in Sayaka's transformation sequence in episode 5. | * [http://www.blo.cx/2011/02/madoka-and-sayakas-troll-in-d-flat-opus-i/ Madoka and Sayaka's Troll in D-flat, Opus I — blo.cx] — The tune reconstructed from the notes seen in Sayaka's transformation sequence in episode 5. | ||
Revision as of 13:27, 20 February 2011
Musical notes were first seen at the end of Episode 5 on something that appears to be a healing circle for Sayaka. The circle consists of three rings, each of which seem to repeat the same note patterns. It remains a mystery whether the notes actually mean something, but many familiar musical symbols have been identified (see tables below). Likewise many inconsistensies have been spotted withing the notation, which has lead to an assumption that the scores are mirrored or indeed just nonsense.
Musical notation
Notes
| Note | Rune Symbol | Pic | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Note (-) | 
|
|
May be a whole note |
| Note (-) | (-) | 
|
May be a half- or quarter note |
| Note (-) | (-) | 
|
May be a eighth- or sixteenth note. Having two beams would imply the latter. |
| Note (-) | 
|
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May be a grace note attached to a whole note, descending from G to F. |
Rests
| Symbol | Rune Symbol | Pic | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rest (-) | (-) | 
|
May be a quarter- or eight note rest |
| Rest (-) | (-) | 
|
May be a quarter- or eight note rest, with a runic letter F (F) above that may mean forte. |
| Rest (-) | (-) | 
|
May be an eighth- rest or sixteenth note rest |
Other
| Symbol | Rune Symbol | Pic | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Forte | F |
|
A runic letter F (F) that may mean forte. Below it is a symbol that may be a quarter rest |
| Fortissimo | FF | 
|
Two runic F's (F) that may mean fortissimo |
| Repeat sign | (-) | 
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A thick bar line with two dots on each side that may be a two-way repeat sign |
Musical Scores
Sayaka's Healing Circle
There is not much information about this particular score, or if it is a healing circle at all. Named after her self-healing back in Episode 5, it also makes an appearance in the end of Episode 7 when Sayaka battles against a witch.
<gallery position="center" captionalign="left"> File:Sayakanotes.jpg|Sayaka's healing circle in episode 5 File:Sayaka notes episode 7.jpg|Sayaka's score in episode 7
External links
- Madoka and Sayaka's Troll in D-flat, Opus I — blo.cx — The tune reconstructed from the notes seen in Sayaka's transformation sequence in episode 5.