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MastertheAccordionWorkshops PHBook2‐Session10

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Step5.CoolDownSectiono Play3EasyTones–canbesame3youstartedwitho EndonesongwithaGlissandotoaMajorChord(135)o EndAnotherwithaRollOverorRollingArpeggioso AddabasssoloatphraseendingortheendwithaArpeggio

MusicNotebookWhenthesongsfromSession9arelearned–movethemtoyourEASYTUNEsectionofyourRingBinderandtheycanbeusedforFUTUREWARMUPorCOOLDOWNTUNES.

1. QueSera,Sera2. DeColores3. Du,DuLiegstMirImHerzen4. CamptownRaces5. WhentheSaintsGoMarchingIn6. CavallitoBlanco7. ThisLandisYourLand8. Jambalaya9. BigParade10. InHeaventhereisNoBeer11. WearingoftheGreen12. RockyTop13. YouAreMySunshine14. CaissonsGoRollingAlong15. WhiteChristmas16. VieniSulMar17. WingsofaDove18. Hofbrauhaus19. TheWildColonialBoy20. I’mAYankeeDoodleDandy21. BlueChristmas22. JingleBells(ALL)

23. OhMyPaPa24. BambooFlute25. MarinesHymn26. AmazingGrace27. ElPaso28. TheLittleCafébytheHarbour29. DeepintheHeartofTexas30. MacktheKnife31. You’llNeverWalkAlone32. JesusLovesMe33. ViveL’Amour34. Sugartime35. Edelweiss36. Rockin’AroundChristmasTree37. Don’tBeCruel38. NorwegianWood39. AwayinaManger40. WeWishYouaMerry

Christmas41. OvertheWaves

CONGRATULATIONS!

YouhavenowcompletedSession#10Remembertofollowthesestepsforeachofyourpracticesessions:

1. WarmUp‐Starteachpracticesessionwithyourfavorite3songs2. TechniqueBuilder–doadrillor2–likeascale,speeddrill,chordstructure

(Chordsonly–accompaniment)ofsong,etc.3. WorkonNewSongs–practiceassignedsongs.Startwithsection4. SightReading‐Whileyouarenowyourmostalert–readanewsong(sight‐

read)–startwithchordstructurefirst5. CoolDown–withyourfavorite3songs–canbethesame3youwarmedup

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92nd greatest songs of all time, as well as the

fifth best song of 1956, by Acclaimed Music.

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o AwayinaManger BLOCK(KeyofG)–Doublenotehandpositions

• SpotalltheFNaturalsandF#s• WatchforthedottedQuarterNotes

SightReadingRules–reviewLHChords

• Watch–somebassesalternateand7thchordsDONOTALTERNATEFIRST

• WatchforMinorbasses

• ALSO–addaGArpeggioattheend!

Then–playbothhands–withNOSTOPS

o WeWishYouaMerryChristmas BLOCK(KeyofC)

• PlaythefirsttimeHOLDthebassesineachmeasure

SightReadingRules–reviewLHChords

• WatchfortheEmandE7basses–shouldbemarkedontheLH(AboveA)

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Step3.NewSongTechniqueBlock/Absorb/Vertical

o OvertheWaves Shift–Useamiddle&bottomreedonyouraccordion

Block/Absorb/Vertical

Vertical

• WatchforalignmentbetweenRH&LH• OnlyAlternateonLongTiedNotes• WatchforPhraseEndings–LiftyourHand

StartatLast4Measures• 8va–meansplayanOctaveHIGHER(IfyouhaveahighDonyourkeyboard)

• StartLOUDandgraduallygetsofter(Slowspeedofyourbellows)

• EndwithyournoteDOWNandNOSOUND!

Backup4measures• Beginningof8va• WatchfortheBbbass• Liftattheendofthephaseandplay4measuresoutand4in.

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• Liftattheendofthephaseandplay4measuresoutand4in.

• Watchhowlastnotinsectionisthefirstnoteinthelastsection.

NOWstartatthebeginning• WatchDynamics(p,F,cresc,&Dim.)• PleasenotethatPHsaysDecrescendo–whichreallymeansDiminuendo.



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Dotted Quarter Note Introduction

Dotted Quarter note is 1 1/2 counts - like a Quarter Note added to an 8th Note

Dot after a note ADDS HALF the value of the note.

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Session10Duringoneofyourpracticesessionseachweek–pleaseGRABatleastoneormoredrillsANDoneormoreScales.Thisway–youwon’thavetodoallthedrillseverypractice–butwillHITthematleastonceeachweek.

ReviewofDrillso Full“AllWhite”block&Arpeggios(1+3+5+1)o C,G,F,D,A,&BbScale–FullOctaveso MajorthenMinorChords–AllWhite.Blocktheminrhythmic

pattern.RolltheminrhythmicpatternSong#10PHBook2–OvertheWavesCompanionSongs:

1. Don’tBeCruel2. NorwegianWood3. AwayinaManger4. WeWishYouaMerryChristmas

LearnDottedQuarterNotesandMOREDoubleNotesLearnCrescendoandDiminuendoHowtoreadLeadLineMusic

Let’sGetStarted: Step1.PlayFirst

Perform3favoritesongstowarmup PlayatperformancespeedwithNOSTOPSFORBOO‐BOOs

Step2.Theory–LearnDottedQuarterNotes

ArpeggioDrill Whenanotehasadotafterit–youADD½thevalueofthenote

• Example–HalfNoteGets2counts,DottedHalfNotegets3counts• Example–QuarterNotegets1count–

o DottedQuarterNotegets1½counts

EasiestwaytoLearnDottedQuarterNotesisto“SEE”theQuarterNoteTIEDtoan8thNote.

DottedQuarterNoteDrill• WhenplayingwiththeLH–holdtheDottedQuarterNoteuntil

youhaveplayedthe“2nd”countorbass–thenplaythefollowing8thnoteontheUporandofthecount.



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Palmer&HughesBook2–Session10

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PresentersSheliaLee&MarkRopel

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