I dreamt music.

And while we're at it, let me introduce a musical notation:

• c(is etc.) d e f g a h: upper octave,
• C(is etc.) D E F G A H: lower octave,
• /: silent note (pause),
• ,: bar,
• .: half a beat,
• :: a quarter of a beat (:.: 3/4),
• _: hold until bar is complete (proportionally to the lengths of the underscores, when more than one is used in one bar).
  

Well, again decidedly Beethovenesque, hallucination seems to take me straight into the early 19th century.

/ c.A.F_,_ G.A.G F, F E E D, D Cis Cis_ C.

/ c.A.F_,_ G.A.G F, F E E D, D Cis Cis_ C.

c_ A.c.A., F_ D, B_ G.B.G., E_ C

A_ G.A.G., G A B c, F_ G.F., E_ C_