Read Ahead - Level 3


Day 12

Warm-up for Allegretto Play these chord progressions a few times. Warm-up for Off to the Meadows Notice the parallel motion, first in 10ths, then in 6ths. Off to the Meadows! (Cornelius Gurlitt) Look through this piece first to find the chord progressions you just played. Once again, feel the measure as the beat rather than the 8th note. ...

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