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Tablature in different styles here.
Japanese Tuning: compared to Standard one
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Level 1: Main Melody
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(looped many times so you can play along)
(looped 4 times so you can play along)
(looped 4 times so you can play along)
(looped 4 times so you can play along)
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Level 2: Main Melody and Á (glissando)
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Level 3: Main Melody and song thanh chập
(harmonic intervals)
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◆ Practice Video for Phrase 1+2
◆ Practice Video for Phrase 3
◆ Practice Video for Phrase 4
◆ Practice Video for Phrase 9
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Level 4: Main Melody, song thanh chập
(harmonic intervals) and Á (glissandos)
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◆ Practice Video for Phrase 1+2
◆ Practice Video for Phrase 3
◆ Practice Video for Phrase 4
◆ Practice Video for Phrase 9
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Level 5: Main Melody, song thanh rời
(melodic intervals with stationary supporting notes)
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Level 6: Left hand with three-note blocked chords
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◆ Practice Video for Phrase 1+2
◆ Practice Video for Phrase 3
◆ Practice Video for Phrase 4
◆ Practice Video for Phrase 9
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Level 7:
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Level 8:
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Level 9: Prep Step
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Level 9: in alternating hands
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| ☐ Re-tune your đàn tranh to the Japanese scale for Sakura. ☐ Share the new tuning in the classroom’s padlet ☐ Practice Sakura at your comfort level (alone or with the Practice Videos) Recommend trying Level 6 with 3 notes or reduce it to 1 or 2 notes, just to get the sense of the rhythm. Left-hand chords come in after the main melodic syllables sung. ☐ Share your Sakura in the classroom’s padlet. |