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  • #99687
    john
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      I do that all the time. jumping an octave up or down is a great thing to do to add energy to a song.
      no need to update it, you can play as written or copy what I do. the notes are the same regardless of which octave you choose.

      #103599
      Larry Sullivan
      Participant

        Is that the case near the end of “Yesterday”. It sounds like you went up an octave, but the sheet music doesn’t indicate that ?

        #103796
        john
        Keymaster

          right. I played the melody an octave higher. if I wrote it out most people couldn’t read and play it anyway as it goes past the highest note and into the altissimo range.

          #103797
          john
          Keymaster

            Experimenting in different octaves is something you all should do, not just when you see it written as such.
            jumping an octave the 2nd time thru a verse or chorus (wether it’s written or not) is the best way for us to take the energy
            of the performance up a notch.

            #103802
            saxomonica
            Participant

              Notch us up, Johnny

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