| Three Blind Mice | | Print | |
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| Thursday, 18 March 2010 21:11 |
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Thanks to the presence of Anglos and Melodeons in sessions and folk music bands - most tunes seem to be played in the "peoples keys" of D and G. However, one of the amazing things about Concertinas is that they are, with some limitations, mostly fully chromatic (Anglos have a few problems!)
Three Blind Mice is an interesting tune - it covers the complete scale and covers most of the simple note values. The exercise was devised to be circular - play through the "sharp" keys and then through the "flat" keys - if still sane - keep going until the mind rebels! The things we discovered with this exercise - how easy the key of E is to play in - and how difficult it is not to play F# in the "flat" keys. |
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