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Let it Go INTRODUCTION (1)

Let it Go INTRODUCTION (1). Start with the high piano introduction. See if you can use everything you have learnt so far, and the notes on the Keyboard sheet, to figure out what to play here You haven’t yet learnt about the note lengths, or those curvy lines which link some of the notes

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Let it Go INTRODUCTION (1)

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  1. Let it GoINTRODUCTION (1) Start with the high piano introduction See if you can use everything you have learnt so far, and the notes on the Keyboard sheet, to figure out what to play here You haven’t yet learnt about the note lengths, or those curvy lines which link some of the notes But as you start working out what the notes are, it should jog your memory and you can sing the introduction to yourself. Then you will know what rhythm to play Remember what these swirly and curvy signs mean? Check the Keyboard sheet if you have forgotten This # sign is a “sharp”. It’s the opposite of a flat – you go up to the next black note. You can work out from the Keyboard sheet that this note is an F. So whenever you see an F, for the whole tune, you need to F#

  2. Let it GoINTRODUCTION (2) Play the high piano introduction again, but change the last note This note changes from a C first time, to a C# here If you’ve forgotten what the # sign means, check the notes from earlier.

  3. Let it GoVERSE (1) Play exactly what you played in the introduction, one octave lower This means your right hand starts on the next F# down the keyboard from where you played the introduction I will add the next part of this song, and the main tune, after the next lesson

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