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Ballad Style Scarborough Fair.
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Now let's take you through this song.
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This is going to be in 3/4 Time.
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So like a waltz.
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One, two, three.
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One, two, three.
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Okay.
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So sometimes right at the start
there the melody line might get in
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the way of the left hand pattern so
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you just use the left hand pattern
as part of the melody length.
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so that's the second note.
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Now, there was no melody line in that
second part of that bar of the D-minor.
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So instead of playing the left hand twice,
so.
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Sounds a bit boring.
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WIthout having to play a melody line.
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You can just extend the left hand pattern.
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And this time,
instead of going up with the left hand,
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we're going to have a bass going down.
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