Cabbage

Shhhhhh.... don't tell them the secret language! They'll know about our secret demon rituals if they figure it out!

I tried to read it as "sol la si si la sol mi" and was very confused

but...the key is C major and the first note is a C so the first note would be do..not sol...

You dot actually know that for sure, usually the last note tells you what key you're in. We also don't know what the end is.

actually i meant "do" but wrote "sol" by mistake. Sorry, my bad, too little sleep

To lveldran the key signature tells you what key its in(hence the name) and in this case the their are no sharps and no flats which means it's in C major or a minor. Which to find out if it's major or minor you could look at the end but you would most likely just assume that it's major. And sorry, it's not often that I get to show my knowledge.

I'm a drummer so I don't know notes lol

The drummers at my academy have to know notes too. And singing (required for every instrument)

Lecomte, I don't know that's just what we were taught in theory II

well like I said, you can look to the end to find out if it's major or minor but that's just about all the end Can tell you.

I'm shitty at singing but I can.bang pretty good ;). I'm a snare drummer and I played the drum set for a while too.

I can't read treble clef notes

In America its a b c d e f g

no in America it's mm/dd/yy

There isn't supposed to be a "b" mark for it to be b.

I think they meant a flat mark^

No, I got that. I don't see why it is necessary for the joke

The notes are on the correct line, there no point saying C-A-Bflat-Bflat-A-G-E . The key signature shouldn't affect this at all