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Hey everyone,

Well, I have just now figured out what the problem was all along. I had no idea that you had to make the notes sound higher yourself. I am suprised that my music book did not metion that

So Ill give that a go and see how it works out. Thanks for all of your help .



Amiee

Hey again,

Thanks for the chart nasxxx.

Fluttiegurl :: Sorry I should have stated that I was referring to natural notes. I have a chart that is the same as the website. I was wondering how the high D sounds to all of you when played with the E and F.


Thanks again.
Amiee

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