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May 7th, 2007
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To Coda
I have a nocturn that I am working to learn and have a question on the layout of the song.
http://www.classtab.org/kh_noct.txt
I assume that the first section is played, then repeated, then the second section is played to the end (D.C). Return to the beginning of section 1, play to (to CODA) then jump to the CODA to finish the song. Do I repeat the first section befor jumping to the CODA?
Hope that makes sense?
This is an easy and beautiful song for anybody that wants to try it...
Thanks,
John
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No - Don't repeat the first section after DC.
The format is
A A B A CODA
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July 19th, 2007
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Originally Posted by NUI
I have a nocturn that I am working to learn and have a question on the layout of the song.
http://www.classtab.org/kh_noct.txt
I assume that the first section is played, then repeated, then the second section is played to the end (D.C). Return to the beginning of section 1, play to (to CODA) then jump to the CODA to finish the song. Do I repeat the first section befor jumping to the CODA?
Hope that makes sense?
This is an easy and beautiful song for anybody that wants to try it...
Thanks,
John |
Have tried to connect to this without any luck, has the address been changed. TIA. 
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July 19th, 2007
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Here's what I'm pretty sure you do:
play until repeat, then play that section again, then go on until you get to D.C., go to the beginning, don't repeat this time, then go to coda
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July 21st, 2007
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I've just found this, NUI. Thanks for posting it - a really beautiful piece and not difficult. 
Henry - I had no difficulty connecting today.
One good thing about music is that when it hits you, you feel no pain - Bob Marley
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July 24th, 2007
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I've just found this, NUI. Thanks for posting it - a really beautiful piece and not difficult.
Henry - I had no difficulty connecting today. |
Still no luck connecting to this site. 
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