<em>D.C al Fine</em> (pronounced "fee-nay")

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Course: Electronic Keyboard for Kids 2

<em>D.C al Fine</em> (pronounced "fee-nay")

D.C al Fine (pronounced "fee-nay")

In the last bar of the next song, the instruction | is written. This means that you play the song again from the beginning until you reach the word Fine (bar 16).

Remember, when a note is repeated in a bar, no fingering is written. Play it with the same fingering as the previous note. For example, in bar 12, play both A notes with the fifth finger of your right hand.

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1- INTRODUCTION 2- The Note A 3- The Tie 4- The Eighth Note 5- The Note B (below Middle C) 6- Legato 7- The Dotted Quarter Note 8- The Note B (above Middle C) 9- The Note C (above Middle C) 10- Note and Rest Values 11- <em>D.C al Fine</em> (pronounced "fee-nay") 12- The Octave 13- Notes 14- Right Hand Positions 15- One Finger Chords 16- Fingered Chords

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<em>D.C al Fine</em> (pronounced "fee-nay")

D.C al Fine (pronounced "fee-nay")

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