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Abracadabra
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SECONO

Fully revised

EOITION

and expanded

Peter Davey
with
Christopher Hussey
A & e Block. London

Second

edition

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Design by jacelyn Lucas
Music setting by Christopher Hussey and jeanne Fisher
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CONTENTS

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step 1
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Pizz on D

pizz. 2
3

1"1

Pizz A pizza!
Bobby Shafto

step 2

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arca

~ ~ 5

6
V 7
8
+ 9

~
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10
:~ 11
12
13
14

When the saints go

marching in
Supercalifragilisticexpialidodous
A tisket, a tasket
Little playmates
Mobile phone
Fiddle fanfare

step 3

....

O.e. al Fine

ostinato

:~

~ ~

0.5.

s.b.

A friend in DEED
One f.jnger dance
Eee-abba-dabba-dee!
Spinning wheel
A stitch in time

28 Secret agents
29

Hot cross buns

19 Merrily we roll along

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~
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step 7

-~
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Brown bread
Big Ben
Tum the glasses over (a round)
Off to France in the morning
D major scale

37
38
39
40
41

~~

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Racing driver (a round)

Long, long ago
Ode to joy
The way you look tonight
(Meet the) Flintstones

l carne from Alabama

Morningtown ride
Troika
Daydreamer

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42
43
44
45

20 Pease pudding hot

21 Clown dance
22 Road monsters

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30 Summer shine
31 Halfway down the stairs
32 Old MacDonald
G major scale

step 9

step 5

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Little bird

step

step 4
18

Au clair de la lune
Twinkle, twinkl~ little bow
Miss Mary Mac
The song that never stops
Whistle while you work

step 6

33
34
35
36

11..

15 Frere Jacques
~
16 Welsh lullaby (Suo-ganJ
17 Windmill song

11"

23
24
25
26
27

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73

47

lavender's

Call of the carousel

blue

-----------

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step

slow fast

We all stand together

Edelweiss
On top of Old Smokey
london's burning
(a round)
53 The hippopotamus song

step
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11

49
50
q 51
52

f.b.

54 london Bridge
55 Tea for two
56 Stand by me

-=-

57 Skye boat song

58 Jupiter
-= 59

Feed the birds

step 14
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60 Kalinka

cresc.

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61 The old bazaar in Cairo

62 Muck! (a round)
63

WaltL

64 Puff the magic dragon

65 Dumplins

step

15

66

Row, row, row your boat

(a round)

67

Pop! goes the weasel

68

Dance of the cuckoos

69

The shepherdess

(a round)

O majar arpeggio

G major
70

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-~--

..

arpeggio

We're off tosee

17

75 Short'nin' bread
76 What shall we do with the
drunken sailor?

77 Winterwonderland
78 EastEnders

step

18

r.\ 79 Happy birthday

Heigh-ho
The Addams family
The mocking bird
Chim chim cher-ee

step 19

step 13
~

step

80
81
82
83

12

is icumen in

(a raund)
74 Part of your world

J f 46 Roses from the South

48

Summer

the Wizard

step 16
71 Egyptian snake dance
72 Shalom (a round)

84 Ragamuffin's rag
A major scale
A major arpeggia
85 Who will buy?
G majar seale (two octaves)
G major arpeggia (two octaves)
86 Beauty and the Beast

step

20

87 Barcarolle
88 Millennium
89 Watch out kookaburra!
(a round)
rall. 90 Nocturne

Acknowledgements
Index
Glossary

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back

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me.-

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ny

buck - les

on

his

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Bob

by

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to.

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meaning 'plucked'.

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unless pizzicato is indicated.

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a down-bow.

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tells you to lift your bow in a circular moton to prepare for the next down-bow.

W~en t~e saints 5~ \'nar(~in5 in

(pupil's part)

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lift
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(teacher's part)
arco

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7

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the

go

go

saints

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with

be

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without lifting your bow off the
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It is likea conversation, in which you and your friend play question and answer phrases.
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stopping.

this is called double

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time,

stitch

in

time saves nine.

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French

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les

ma

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les ma

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nes!

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tj~
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dong!

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dong!

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playing D (open), then E(1st finger). then F~(2nd finger).

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on page 17.
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h\~l1sters

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big

red

bus.

bus,

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red

bus.

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trae

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big

bus,

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big

red

cu

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la

ted

lor

ry

ond

accompaniment

big

red

bus.

big

red

bus:

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for Clown dance

11.

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112.

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traditianal French

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This piece begins on G, played with the 3rd finger. Make sure the G is in tune before you start the piece.
Climb up to it by playing D (open), then E (1st finger), then F~(2nd fjnger), then G (3rd finger).

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- kle, twin - kle

Draw .your bow

lit

- cress

- tle

bow,

the string,

-play

care

this

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fast

then

play

it slow.
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te

let

it

ping!

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black,

black, Her

Mac,

hair

was

long,

long,

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back.

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her

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in

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back,

Mac,

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Play this song over and aver withaut pausing in between. Find a way ta end the piece.
Then play it again, starting slowly and gradually getting faster each time.

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song can start and

This

nev - er stop, You'lI

keep on

play - ing

you drop!

'til

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get smart, Tune

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to

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while you

work.

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words 15. music traditional

arco

a - wa re

Be

and

take

good

careo Watch

out

for

sec

to

track

and

ret

- gents.

pIZZ.

Codes

to

cars

crack and

to

chase.

Trails

foes

to

face.

"

Be

dis

- creet

all

you . do,

'Cos

a - gents might be

watch - ing

you!

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e)
c)

en) tells you to playa down-bow on the repeat.

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- days

are

on

the way,

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gone,

days

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is

here

to

sta y,

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will

sing

his

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17

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a horse,

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tic k- o-tock - a, tick'.

traditionaJ

TttTh t~e 5'asses ~veT (a round)

Allegro

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"ve

been

to

Hor.-

lem,

I've

world

~J

011

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to

've

tro - velled

~J J .E8
ver,

ver,

three

times

~~j
Orink

* entry point

whot

you

when ployed as a round

hove

wide

this

J===1
ver,

.J
to

l" J

*
ver.

been

drink

ond

turn

the

gloss

es

ver.

11

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wards

-.

.,

Off

to

just

France,

Get - ting up

for

day,

Glad

at the crack of the dawn, When

that

ev

it's not

- 'ry - one

far

toa

is

CH, music PO

- way.

yawn - ing.

~
~~

Off on the train and I

hope it won't rain, We'lI

a - long,

sing out a song as we roll

13

let's

can't wait,

ce

- le -brate,

'Cos

we're

off to France.. in the

j'~I-

morn

V V

- ing.
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--

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scale
o

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11

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You can .use either the open string or your 4th finger to play the note A. The choice you make will depend on
the notes before and after the note A.

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In the following pieces the fingering is marked.

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driver

(a round)

l..)

words CH, music traditional

French

Do you recognise this tune? (Look at no. 15)

r)
4

~
Ra

- cing

dri

- .ver,

ra

- cing

dri

- Ver,

In

your

car,

in

'rJ
fe.)
your

car,

FiII it

Fe!}

ts';

L)

.-,..,/
.
I

up with pet -, rol,

entry point when played as a round

fill it

up with pet

rol,

You'lI

90

far,

you'lI 90

faro

r
.~

..

....

..

r,

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1\

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Andante

oI

.!.lo

--

.,
Te

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me the tales that to

11

me were so dear,

s.b.

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long, long a - go.

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s.b.

Long, long a

I de- light - ed to hear,

Long, long a - go, long a - go.

s.b.
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.;

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112.

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41

joseph Barbera, Wil/iam Hanna and Hoyt Curtin

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(pupil's part)

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Aim to play this tune quickly, but practise slowly at first. Notice that there is a rest on the first beat of some bars.

1. Flint - stones,
2. From the

meet
town

~ ~

the
of

~
the
a

they're
they're

........
.-

mod - ern stone age

place right out of
,"

112.

Eu
fa - mi
his - to

- stones,
- rock,

Flint
Sed

Il.

:~

- ry.

Iy.

Let's

ride

with

the

13

o
fam -'Iy down the

street,

through

the

cour - te - sy

of Fred's two

feet.

---

When

with

you're

the

Flint

- stones,

J~ ~V
a

ya

doo

ba

time,

you'lI

have

ya

ba da

doo

ba

pIZZ.

have a

o
r~

good

old

time.

41

(Meet the) Flintstones

(teacher's part)

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11

J.

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CODA

time,

A slur joins two notes of different pitch and isplayed in one bow,
which enables you to play smoothly.
The Ita/ian term for playing smooth/y is legato.

42

traditional

r1

r1

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Melody

pIZZ.

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112

pizz. I

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arr. CH

North American,

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Serge Prokofieff

Light and lively

..

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Your teacher

Dc\}'dre~h\er

CH
2

how

day- dreams

soothe,

all

the

J
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when

ed

v
J=i.

V
-

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blur.

To

s.b.

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make

..

the

mu

sic

43

then

join

notes

with

slur.

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9

smooth,

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12.

ride

(teacher's

part continued)
.

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)
'(c

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johonn

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pizz.'

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41

traditional

Dolce

blue,

di!

- Iy,

La

ven

- der's

green;

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"-'----

am

king.

dil - Iy,

shall

You

queen.

be

..

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(all ~f t~e. tar~t{sel

~.

CH
"

s.b.

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--------

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s.b.

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In this step you will practise a slow-fast bowing pattern in g

slow

fast

r)
t'1

Dynamics tell you how quietly

o,

or loudly to play.

r)
,.;

tells you to play quietly.

It stands for piano
meaning 'quiet';

Ti
T)

te 115yo u to play loudly.

It stands for forte
meaning 'Ioud'.

T)
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Paul McCartney

or

Win

lose,

Sink

or

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swim,

"

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give

..

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words Osear Hammerstein

r;;eSSiVO

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P E~ -

del

weiss,

del

~-...

f1.
greet

-~
Small

me.

morn

- ing

you

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I~.

J~

'ry-

Ev

weiss,

1/, musie Riehard Rodgers

el ea n

white,

and

13

and

bright, -

tJ

~.
You

hap - py

look

to

meet

19

r~

bloom

Blos - som

me.

snow, may you

of

~~~m.

~.
and

Bloom

grow,

and

grow

for

P~E - del-

er.

ev

~.
-weiss,

J~

~.

~.

~.
E

del

- weiss,

Bless

my

for

home -Iand

ev

er.

11.

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51

traditional North American

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top

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of

COy

Al!

key,

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- ered with

~g

s.b.

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JJ.

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p
snow,

.,

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lost

lov

true

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p

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.-

court - in' too

I

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slow.

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'-01

~C

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traditional

Con fuoco

Lon - don's

burn - ing,

Lon don's

burn

ing,

J
Fetch

the

en

~.<

gines, fetch

the

~
fire!

Fire,

fire!

Pour on

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en - gines, Fire,

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.ti
'--'{

(
.-;5.

wa

- ter,

pour on

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wa - ter.

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entry point when played as a round

c:

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words Michael Randers,

music Donald Swann

Waltz
4

~.

rry~

~.

I~.

Mud,

mud,

glo

~
-

ri

mud!

OUS

No

- thing

quite

like

it

for

Accompaniment

Melody .

p
cool

- ing

the

blood.

(~o

fol - low me,

follow.-

down

to

the

hollow,) And

13

~~~
there

wal

- low

in

glo

ri

- ous

mudo

Melody
arco

..

fol-Iow,-

.., /

us

1~~~_.

.--

let

(So

""-'"

down to the hol-Iow,) f

.

...

.'

.'.

fol- low me,

'.

These two rhythms look different,

but sound the same:

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don Bridge

Lon

()

r'

~r

f.b. is short for 'fast bow'.

don Bridge

Lon

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traditional

o
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r)

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fall - ing down,

fall - ing down,

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r)
r)

r:

foil - ing down.

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Tea
Leggiero

~o
p
Tea

don Bridge

is

_.
ing

fall

~.

f~T tw~

for

~.
you - you - you

My

down,

(pupil's part)

and

two

two

for

f:)

f.b.

T)
f()

fair

words lrving

- two - two

C)
l"}

Lon

~"--....I

la

T'j

dy.

s.b.

Caesar, music Vincent Youmans, arr. CH

tea,

~.

Me

for

you

py

we

( .

and

~.

for

me,

Cao'l

you

see

how

,
na

'ha

hap

wili

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55

Tea tor two (pupil's part continued)

11.

112.

i1

1-

i1

be.

pizz.

Ben E King, jerry Leiber ond Mike Stoller, orr. CH

Rhythmically

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4

f-J.

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11.2.

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When

the

night

has

on -Iy-

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light

we'U

Just
as
-fraid,

long

18

and

come-

..
..~

!he

land

dar!<.

And

- fraid,

No I

the

moon

is

me,

Oh.-

stand

see.-

by

the

~.

as you

is

No

stand,-

be

won't

stand by

So

me.

won't

dar - ling, dar - ling

me,

Tea tor two (teacher's part)

Oh,

stand,-

stand

by-

me,

stand

by-

be

a-

by

55

me.

Learn this zig-zag technique, which uses the whole bo\N.

./

1
~"}'f

b~at

Dolce
n

shows a r1 V r1 pattern
shows a V i1 V pattern

s~n5

traditional Scottish

..........

f.b.

rJ
FJ
r)
C)

Fine

r)
(')
t:?;

P)
t)
T)
t'')

(p)
13

f.b.

11.

112.

o.e. al Fine
(with repeat)
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C)
r)
T)
'...,
/1)
F}
;'~

JtlpitfT

(p~pil'spart)

Gustav Holst

Inthis piece, use your 4th finger to play the note D on the G string when marked.
~/

Maestoso

..

Accompaniment

11

4.

,,0

0.5. al Fine

Melady
..

..
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".)

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is a crescendo. It tells you to get gradually louder.

feed t~e birds

~g

Richard M Sherman and Robert B Sherman

fb.~

[ntrodu~ion

I~

J~.

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f.b.

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fb.

..

f.b.

f.b.~

I~.

58

.
6

11

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Jupiter (teacher's part)

: ~.Cj..:..,-;:-:.' ~"Z/,~'~_.o..:;:u.:. -i",Z:",O,i"...;c1';"'':!''';':;...:J.,;~i:''''l''''';~.:1-~-.;..-:,'.''-

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-=':"-':-~'-':'-''.

Rn~

D.S. al Fine
(Accomp.)

A staccato dot tells you to make a

note short and detached.

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cresc. indicates a long crescendo. It tells you to get graduallylouder

,
--"'''\

until you reach the next dynamic mark.

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l.;

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traditional Russian

Con spirito

~
5

f'J

t;)
t)

p crese.

cW

/1.

]/2.

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r)
.

p cresc.

11.

112.

r()
(~
tI

r)

T~e ~'d bazaar

61

r1

~;

traditional

arco

f)

,ti

cre;c.

p crese.

--:;

.-

f
.

..

..

--

.
"

..

,- ---,-

--

mp

(mezzo piano) tells you to play moderately quietly.

'"!f

(mezzo forte) tells you to play moderately loudly.

A tenuto line tells you to hold the note for its fulllength.

.
62

(a round)

traditional

Waltz.

mp ~
Oh you can't

put your muck

in

.our

- bin.

dust

our

dust

- bin,

our

dust

- bin,

you

j
put

can't

~
~

your muck

in

our

dust

chips and

dust

vin

Pizz.
+
+

- e - gar,

fui!.

bin's

m.fFish
--/'n'

our

bin.

pep - per

pep

- per

pep

-per

At - choo!

pot.

Fish

'n'

chips

and

One

cup

of

cup

of

tea,

vin

tea,

twa

- gar,

cup

pep

of

tea,

- per

three

pep

cup

- per

of

tea,

cup

af

pep

- per

faur

pat.

cup

of

21

~
five
*

entry point when played ds a round

six

cup

of

tea,

sev'n

tea,

eight.

tea,

i1

i1

Y~-..v

j-~ j r r

These are non-Iegato

tieso They tell you to play both notes in the same bow, but to
make them slightly detached by stopping the bow for a moment in mid-stroke.

lJ
V)

This technique is sometimes called hooked bowing.

ri
is a diminuendo.

=-

It tells you to get gradually quieter.

c:')

6~

Wa'tz

Franz Lehar

f:)
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tj

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---=--

mf

mp
9

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Peter Yarrow and Leonard Upton

Moderato
1"1

V v

1"1

v V 11.

f.b.

"

traditiona/ Caribbean

11.

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mf

'Ja - ney,

.8u

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you see no-bo-dy

pass

1TI!J1'NO

here?'

me

112.

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friend.'

friend.'

pizz.

~.
~ one

-~-

of

me dump-lins

avco

}.

11if

'Well

gane.' 'Don't tell-

me

so!'

..
'One af

me dump-lins

pizz.ll.

V V

gane!'

+ lIzo

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mf

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t:

traditional

gen

r')

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r')

r)

your boat

row

row.

(around)
*

stream.

the

tly down

r")

('

r1

[)

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ri

Iy, mer

- ri -

Iy,

mer

- ri -

Iy. mer

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Iy,

life

is but

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entry point when ployed os o round

61

traditional

nV
f

Half

a pound

of

tup

5
V

- pen - ny

rice,

~--------

the way

Ostinato accompaniment

.11if

the

mon

~Half

~~7
-

pIZZ.

~r1

That's

~nv

dream.

ey goes.

(play four times)

Pop!

------pound

arco
~r1

goes

of

trea

'

'-'~~.;.:

j.
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de,

-ffi.
the wea - se!.

-~

------

,---

- ---

Marvin Hatley

Cheekily
arco

,;

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t.J

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nif
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s

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r1

s,b.
r1

V
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mp

mf

traditianiJI

French

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v
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Sheepishly!

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~.

r1

mf

:~

ar ~

entry point when played as a round

G majar arpeggia

D majar arpeggia
3

~.

~.

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lO WeJre ~ff t~ see t~e W,zard

words E Y Harburg,

music Harold Arlen

Con spirito

11if

We're

off

tosee

the

Wiz-ard,

the

he

whiz

is

of

Wiz

of

~.
ev

if

- er

Wiz

there

ev - er

there was,

Wiz

~~

the

fJr

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be - cause,

be-cause,

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of Oz

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be -cause,

one

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mp

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was.

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Wiz-ard

13

We

ev - er, oh

Oz.

WJF
hear

won-der - fui Wiz - ard

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fr'j

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-cause

of

the won-der - fui things

21

~~
11if
We're

he does.

.'1-

to see

the

Wiz- ard,

the

7:1

of

won - der - fui Wiz - ard

Oz.

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F is halfway between E and F# - a semitone higher than E and a semitone lower than F#.

11

traditional

Misterioso

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mp
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112.

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(a round)

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mp

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traditonallsraeli

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words Howard Ashman, music AJan Menken

Cantabile

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Look carefully at the key signature before you start each piece,
so that you can decide where to place your second finger.

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Lookat the accompaniments for Short'nin' bread and What shall we do with the drunken sailor~
Check their key signatures. What do you notice? Where will you place your second finger?

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words Howard Ashman, music AJan Menken

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Play each slurred group of notes in one bow.

tz1

~ar(aT~"e

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(a round)
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on the

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high.

fly

entry point when played as a round

Aleksander Borbdin

Andante

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page

page
A friend

in DEED,

10

10

A
A
A
A

arpeggio
sea le
in time, 14
a tasket, 6

59
59
12
8

page

32

Jupiter, 58

42

Kalinka,60

44

1carne from Alabama,

42

iI

major
major
stitch
tisket,

I
I

18

Au clair de la lune, 23

I
I
!

62
61
26

Barcarolle, 87
Beauty and the Beast, 86
Big Ben, 34

Bobby Shafto, 3
Brown bread, 33

5
25

Call of the carousel, 48

Chim chim cher-ee, 83
Clown dance, 21

35
58
16

iI
iI
I

I
I

I
!

Dance of the cuckoos, 68

Daydreamer, 45
D major arpeggio
D major scale
Dumplins, 65

49

iI
I

33 I
49 I
27 I
47 I

EastEnders, 78

55

Ede1weiss, 50
Eee-abba-dabba-dee!

37
11

12

Egyptian snake dance, 71

51

Feec:t the birds, 59

Fiddle fanfare, 9
Frere Jacques, 15

43
9
13

II
i
I
!

i
I

Lavender's blue, 47
Little bird, 29
Little playmates,
7
London Bridge, 54

34

London's burning (a round), 52

Long, long ago, 38

38
29

(Meet the) Flintstones, 41

Merrily we roll along, 19
Millennium, 88

30

Miss Mary Mac, 25

19 I
9 i
32 I

Mobile phone, 8
Morningtown ride, 43

Muck! (a round), 62

22

8
40

I
i

I
I
I

Waltz, 63

46

I
I

Offto France in the moming, 36

27

Old MacDonald,
32
One finger dance, 11

24

II

11

Part of your world, 74

Pease pudding hot, 20

II
iI

38
53
16

Pizz onO, 1
Pop! goes the weasel, 67

4
48

Puff the magic dragon, 64

47

60

I
I
I

Happy birthday, 79

23
56

Heigh-ho, 80

Racing driver (a round), 37

Ragamuffin's rag, 84
Road monsters, 22
Roses from the South, 46

56

i
28
59 ,
17
I
34 II

Row, row, row your boat

(a round), 66

48

49 I
I

G major arpeggio
G major scale
G major scale and arpeggio
(two octaves)

24

Halfway down the stairs, 31

Hot cross buns, 18

15

I
I

II

Tea for two, 55

I
I

On top of Old Smokey, 51

57
44
49
20
30
33
26
18

29

to joy, 39

expialidocious, 5

The mocking bird, 82

The old bazaar in Cairo, 61
The shepherdess (a round), 69
The song that liever stops, 26
The way you look tonight, 40
Troika, 44
Tum the glasses over{a round), 35
Twinkle, twinkle little bow, 24

45 I

Ode

Stand by me, 56
Summer is .icumen in (a round), 73
Summer shine, 30
Suo-gin, 16
Supercalifragilistic-

.40
57
39

62

63

Spinning wheel, 13

21
52
54
42
12
41
52
22
14

The Addams family, 81

The hippopotamus
song, 53

15

Nocturne, 90

Pizz A pizza! 2
I

II

Secret agents, 28
Shalom (a round), 72
Short'nin' bread, 75
Skye boat song, 57

Watch out kookaburra!

(a round), 89
We all stand together,
Welshlullaby,
16

49

We're off to see the Wizard, 70

63
36
14

50

What shall we do with

the drunken sailor? 76
When the saints go marching in, 4
Whistle while you work, 27
Windmill song, 17
Winter wonderland, 77

Who willbuy?85

54
6
20
14
55
60

i
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down-bow

up-bow
lift bow in circular motion
~
+
left hand pizzicato
repeat from the beginning (Da Capo) up to Rne (the end)
D.e. al Fine
repeat from %; (the sign) up to Fine (the end)
D.5. al Fine
slow bow
s.b.
fast bow
f.b.
z:...r'1Vi1 zig-zag bowing pattern
V,., V zig-zag bowing pattern
--=s::crescendo - get gradually louder
diminuendo -.get gradually quieter
===pause
arco
with bow
ostincto
a repeated musical phrase
pizzicato-(pizz. ) plucked
rallentando (rall.) get gradually slower
short and detached
staccato
tenuto
with a light accent, lasting fulllength

."

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p
f
11rJ'
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(piano) quiet
(forte) loud
(mezzo piano) moderately quiet
(mezzo forte) moder.ately l,!lud

allegro
andante
cantabile
con fuoco
con spirito
dolce
espressivo
legato
leggiero
maestoso
misterioso
moderato
tempo di valse

fast and lively

at a leisurely pace
in a singing style
with fire
with spirit
sweetly
expressively
smoothly
lightly
majestically
mysteriously
at a moderate speed
like a wa;tz