But just think about it a bit -- i.e., do a little "transcendental" meditation 
-- and I'm sure you'll see it's a good excuse for a party. In honor of Pi Day this year, I decided to write a tune inspired by pi. Here's my first attempt, in abc notation. To get a copy in ordinary musical notation, or to hear a MIDI version (warning: MIDI from sheet music is always rather wooden), you can copy everything between but not including the dashed lines below, go to the abc converter at http://www.concertina.net/tunes_convert.html and paste it into the box and click "submit." It will give a gif image of the sheet music, and there will be places to click to hear a midi file or to get a PDF copy of the dots.
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X:1
T: Pi 111 (a Pi Day Waltz)
C: "HDSarah"
M:3/4
L:1/4
K:G
B G c| G/d/a2 |A/e/ d B|d3/g/ a|faB|A/B/ g c|eAe|c2B|
BgB/A/|f/a/ d b|A/g/ gc|G/a/f G|e a/B/a| a2 B|f d2|G2 z||
||bdg|A/b/ af|c/a/c c/d/|aA2|B/b/f g|G/e/c b|e A/g/ e|A/b/ g2|
a a/g/e|A/g/b B|c/g/A d/B/|c A/G/ G/f/|bef|a g A/G/|c/g/ b/g/ e/d/|G2 z||
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It's a rather odd melody, but if you're even a little bit geeky you'll see the constraint I had to work with.
So, here's the challenge: Write a Pi Day tune, using whatever rules you choose to follow, and share it with us here. Then on 3/14 at 15:92:65 (this simplifies to March 14, 4:33:05 p.m.), play your favorite of the pi tunes to celebrate pi day. And eat some pie, and have your banjo*-playing friends join you.
*You can substitute "bodhran" for "banjo" if you prefer.
