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Ballad Style, Jock Stewart, this is
a beautiful Irish song that is very
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good practice for
tying in a melody with the chord tones.
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So, let's look at the melody.
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[SOUND] So,
look how well it fits with chord tones.
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[SOUND] All right,
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that's a C, and that's a G.
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Right, that's the 5th of G.
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And come up on thirds, back to C,
so it's on the C again,
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the melody line, and F,
first and third of F.
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Then, C backwards,
C backwards actually uses the melody.
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And, the G again, up through the G.
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Again, the melody line is the chord.
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Okay, so the last time then.
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Take it nice and slow, all right.
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C backwards, and the G.
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F, C backwards, back to the G.
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