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Arrangement by Kay Greenhaw

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Circle the dotted quarter notes. These get one and a half beats. Count “quar-ter-dot-eighth”. High D’ is on the fourth line. Draw a box around the high D’s. They are grouped in threes. This song is in AABA form when you play the repeats correctly.

Jingle Bells looks easy, but the �ngering from B to high D’ is tricky. So is the �ngering from high C’ to B. Practice this slowly at �rst.

Arrangement by Kay Greenhaw

Arrangement by Kay Greenhaw

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Circle the tie at the end of the third line. This is a very famous tie!It really makes the piece sound like Beethoven. Watch out for the dotted quarter notes. Practice BCD’ amd D’CB.

Arrangement by Kay Greenhaw

Don’t let the sixteenth notes bother you in the piece. You will recognize it and soon be able to play it by ear.

Arrangement by Kay Greenhaw(Bugler’s Dream)by Leo Arnaud 1958

Beethoven Ode to Joy

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The Prince of Denmarkby Jeremiah ClarkeArrangement by Kay Greenhaw

Arrangement by Kay Greenhawby Robert Sherman

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My Heart Will Go OnArrangement by Kay GreenhawMusic by James Horner

Lyrics by Will Jennings

F#

E

D

C’D’

Be careful. There are two F#s and two F naturals (regular F).

Arrangement by Kay Greenhaw

Arrangement by Kay Greenhawby Edward Elgar

Words by Lydia Maria Child

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Over the River

Pomp and Circumstance