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| Lesson 33 - 100 points 17th November 2020 |
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When you play a few notes together at the same time, this is called playing a chord. We can therefore play some notes together and they will sound great! Listen to each note carefully and sing it ... using your piano, find the name of the note. Write the name of the note down ... Then play the two notes together ...
Your first two notes are: First note Second note Play these two notes together. Find where these notes are further up and down the piano, and play them together. Your second two notes are and the notes that played together make the chord C are >>> First note Second note Play these two notes together. Find where these notes are further up and down the piano, and play them together. Now lets' put these Notes into Music Ace Doodle Pad
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*please remember that >C means play a higher C (next octave up) Play in this order: PART 1 C F F F F ~ ~ ~ PART 2 G E C ~ ~ ~ PART 3 G C C F |
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Listen to the sounds of all the woodwind instruments in The Dallas Symphony Orchestra
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