The product of boredom...

[Bloodshadow]

So yeah, I just transcribed the sheet music of Nyan Cat for alto saxophone. XD

Well, not really. I just found the sheet music on the internet, and transposed it to a easier, more playable key. Moving everything up a semitone turns the key signature from five sharps to none. Still took a while to put everything in MuseScore (free music writing program) though.

From now on, I shall play this in band class to annoy everyone. The difficulty level of this piece is just about right, and it would make a great technical etude for senior concert band.

So, uh... Try to play this on whatever instrument you play? XD

[Camoninja]

This is amazing! I'll be sure to play this. Or maybe whistle it.

[TheIdioticIdiot]

I play flute, and I don't like C major...

[ddevans96]

hm...how to make this work for chimes...or anything in the back closet, for that matter.

[Bloodshadow]

I play flute, and I don't like C major...

This ain't concert C major. For alto sax it's C, but for piano it's Eb. If your flute is in C, then you just transpose everything up by three semitones. I don't know what key is the easiest on flute, but personally I prefer no flats than three flats...

hm...how to make this work for chimes...or anything in the back closet, for that matter.

My friend could play this on xylophone, or whatever that thing was called. He was the one who showed me the original version of this in concert B major, with five sharps.

[Bloodshadow]

Just google "nyan cat sheet music", and you'll find the same thing all over the internet. I just transposed it, that's all. If someone wants to make profit, s/he would have already started and succeeded.