My name, read as a score
Qwainaina, played
The qwainaina wordmark is drawn like sheet music: repeat dots, round noteheads, thick and thin barlines. This page reads the logo as a score and plays it, live in your browser.
Tap any letter to hear just its notes.
This browser can't make sound here. The score below still shows every note.
The paired dots
Seven letters carry two stacked dots, the mark a repeat sign uses. Each pair plays as two quick high notes.
The noteheads
Each filled teardrop is a notehead. Its height on the logo sets its pitch: the lower it sits, the lower it sounds.
The repeat
The dots say "play it again", so the phrase plays twice. The second time, a bass line and a groove come in.
The scale
A minor pentatonic: five notes that always sit well together. High dots against low heads sound like two thumbs on a kalimba, and the last A resolves home.
The score, letter by letter
| Letter | Dots | Noteheads | Chord |
|---|
Back to the home pageinfo@johnkaranja.comThe sound is made in your browser. Nothing is recorded or stored.