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The piano solo’s lyrics match the book. You can hear the song in this video.
Here’s a link for this morning’s class. We explored double stops, triple stops and quad-stops.
The new game
2, 5, 1 practice C#-7, F#7, Bmaj7
For Piano – 5 Finger Warm-Ups
B Major Pattern
B Major Arpeggio
B Major Waves
B Major Scale
G Sharp Minor Pattern
G Sharp Minor Arpeggio
G Sharp Minor Waves
G Sharp Minor Scale
For Piano – One Octave Scales
B Major
G Sharp Minor Natural
G Sharp Minor Harmonic
G Sharp Minor Melodic
For Piano – Two Octave Scales
B Major
G Sharp Minor Natural
G Sharp Minor Harmonic
G Sharp Minor Melodic
For Violin – One Octave Scales and Arpeggios
B Major
G Sharp Minor Natural
G Sharp Minor Harmonic
G Sharp Minor Melodic
For Violin – Two Octave Scales and Arpeggios
B Major
G Sharp Minor Natural
G Sharp Minor Harmonic
G Sharp Minor Melodic
For Viola – One Octave Scales and Arpeggios
B Major
G Sharp Minor Natural
G Sharp Minor Harmonic
G Sharp Minor Melodic
For Viola – Two Octave Scales and Arpeggios
B Major
G Sharp Minor Natural
G Sharp Minor Harmonic
G Sharp Minor Melodic
For Cello – One Octave Scales and Arpeggios
B Major
G Sharp Minor Natural
G Sharp Minor Harmonic
G Sharp Minor Melodic
For Cello – Two Octave Scales and Arpeggios
B Major
G Sharp Minor Natural
G Sharp Minor Harmonic
G Sharp Minor Melodic
For Cello – Three Octave Scale, First Hour Fingering
B Major
For Guitar – One Octave Scales
B Major
G Sharp Minor Natural





The chapel is on a trail near the visitor center of the forest. It began as a wooden church. Here’s more information about the church’s history.
Companion volumes to A Year of Folk Tunes are now available. Each key has four rounds for more practice in all twelve keys.
A Round and A Round for Violin, A Round and A Round for Viola and A Round and A Round for Cello will continue to facilitate musical practice in each key. Most of the rounds need two players. A few of them are scored for three or four musicians. The rounds are chamber music that can be played with any combination of instruments.


