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Double Trouble
Once your pupils have mastered the scale of G major on strings 1 – 3, this is a great piece for practising moving up and down the scale. It also reinforces the basic note values of semibreve (whole note), minim (half note), crotchet (quarter note) and quaver (eighth note), by repeating the same phrase in different time spans. Fret numbers are indicated above the notes and string numbers below. Play this with a straight feel at a medium (andante) tempo.
Included Parts
Two copies are included with chord diagrams for both right-handed and left-handed players, together with an optional teacher’s bass part.
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