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need help with this thing..
whats this and how can i play this?? please help.. this is the picture
Thanks,
Klixon

Thanks,
Klixon
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Re: need help with this thing..
Isn`t that an Arpeggiated chord? (correct me If I am wrong)
It means that the chord you have to play is like "broken". So you
don`t have to play the notes at the same time, you have to start with
the lowest note and go up to the highest... playing the notes one by one.
first time without the "e" in the treble clef (It is not arpeggiated!)
and the second time normally playing the whole (notes of the) chord going up...
Hope you understand what I mean. (and I hope I am not wrong xD)

Edit: At least not totally wrong xD
It means that the chord you have to play is like "broken". So you
don`t have to play the notes at the same time, you have to start with
the lowest note and go up to the highest... playing the notes one by one.
first time without the "e" in the treble clef (It is not arpeggiated!)
and the second time normally playing the whole (notes of the) chord going up...
Hope you understand what I mean. (and I hope I am not wrong xD)

Edit: At least not totally wrong xD
Last edited by Lanxil on Sat Jun 13, 2009 10:47 am; edited 1 time in total
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Re: need help with this thing..
Lanxil wrote:Isn`t that an Arpeggiated chord? (correct me If I am wrong)
It means that the chord you have to play is like "broken". So you
don`t have to play the notes at the same time, you have to start with
the lowest note and go up to the highest... playing the notes one by one.
first time without the "e" in the treble clef (It is not arpeggiated!)
and the second time normally playing the whole (notes of the) chord going up...
Hope you understand what I mean. (and I hope I am not wrong xD)
Well, its not 100% correct


Re: need help with this thing..
thanks guys.. it a big help.. thanks again.. so it should be played with g then c then e then g then c.. right? i think it should not be played as broken.. the song is salut d'amour
klixonnylle- Well-known Pianist
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