19. A system for notating musical note information comprising: a plurality of sets wherein each set comprises twelve notes corresponding to musical pitch levels; an alphanumeric symbol that is assigned to each of the twelve notes, wherein the alphanumeric symbol represents a musical pitch level; wherein each of the alphanumeric symbols correspond with a structure, key or position of a musical instrument within a given set; a vertical music staff on a sheet medium, the staff providing columnar marking spaces or blocks, the columns of marking spaces or blocks delineated by vertical and horizontal lines, to create marking areas provided in the vertical staff for marking musical notes; a plurality of columnar musical staffs per sheet medium, where notation proceeds from the top of the left most staff from the top to the bottom and continues at the bottom of second left most staff from the bottom to the top, proceeding to the right most column in an up then down pattern; and marked sequences of the assigned musical values in the columnar marking space per finger, according to which finger is to play which musical structure, key, or position according to a musical timing and sequence.
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The system of claim 19 , wherein the twelve alphanumeric symbols are repeated in each of the plurality of sets of the instrument; wherein each of the alphanumeric symbols in a single set is named after one of twelve months in a calendar year, and wherein each of the plurality of sets is distinguished from the other sets by a letter in the alphabet; wherein each of the twelve numbered levels comprises a position, wherein each of the positions are determined with respect to the low position; wherein each of the twelve positions is determined as follows: a Low is the low position; an Up position is the low position plus one additional position; a Leap position is the low position plus two additional positions; a Minor position is the low position plus three additional positions; a Major position is the low position plus four additional positions; a Suspended position is the low position plus five additional positions; a Diminished position is the low position plus six additional positions; a High position is the low position plus seven additional positions; an Augmented position is the low position plus eight additional positions; a Relative Minor position is the low position plus nine additional positions; a Pull position is the low position plus ten additional positions; and a Down position is the low position plus eleven additional positions; a plurality of columns comprising a plurality of sub-columns, wherein the sub-columns contain the alphanumeric notes; at least one box formed in each of the plurality of columns, wherein the at least one box comprises the plurality of sub-columns; at least one line comprising at least one box, and wherein the musical information is read from top to bottom until an entire line is read and then the musical information is read from bottom to top for the next line, thereby alternating reading of the columns on a page; wherein each box comprises five sub-columns and each sub-column identifies a specific set and a specific number of the structure, key or position to be played by the user; wherein the five sub-columns of each box directly correspond to a specific finger of the user's hand, such that the first sub-column located on the far left side of the box corresponds with the numbered structure, key or position in the set that a user's pinky finger plays, the second sub-column from the left side of the box corresponds with the numbered structure, key or position in the set that the user's ring finger plays, the third sub-column from the left side of the box corresponds with the numbered structure, key or position in the set that the user's middle finger plays, the fourth sub-column from the left side of the box corresponds with the numbered structure, key or position in the set that the user's index finger plays and the fifth sub-column from the left side of the box corresponds with the numbered structure, key or position in the set that the user's thumb plays; wherein each of the plurality of sets comprises a low position that represents a first pitch level in that set, wherein the low position is a key that a particular piece of music is based upon; wherein each of the plurality of sets comprises a scale comprised of seven levels; wherein the seven levels of the scale are separated into a first group and a second group, wherein the first group consists of three levels beginning with the key and includes every other level until three levels are reached, wherein the first group is comprised of all even numbered levels if the key is an even number level or the first group is comprised of all odd numbered levels if the key is an odd number level; wherein the second group consists of four levels, with the first of the four levels beginning with the level immediately following the third level of the first group and the four levels include every other level until four levels are reached, wherein the second group includes level numbers that are opposite the level numbers of the first group, such that the second group is comprised of all even numbered levels if the first group is comprised of all odd numbered levels and the second group is comprised of all odd numbered levels if the first group is comprised of all even numbered levels; wherein each of the seven levels of the scale are named based on each of the levels position with respect to the other levels of the scale, wherein the first level is named Monday, the second level is named Tuesday, the third level is named Wednesday, the fourth level is named Thursday, the fifth level is named Friday, the sixth level is named Saturday, and the seventh level is named Sunday; a chord comprised of three levels, including every other level of the scale beginning with the first level; a series of colors, wherein each color represents a different beat, wherein beats determine a duration the structure, key or position is played, wherein the different beat colors represent a whole note, a half note, a quarter note, an eighth note, a sixteenth note, a thirty-second note and a sixty-fourth note; and wherein a beat of silence is a rest and is represented in the music notation as the number zero.