F#-----------------------------------------------------------------
D#--------------- 
1/2----------------------------------------------
G#-----------------------------------------------------------------
E------------------------ --------------------- -------------------
B----------- A-------------------------- A---------- A-~- --------
G#--- B------------------------- B---------------------------------
f# ----------------------------------------------------------------
E------------------------------------------------------------------
D------------------------------------------------------------------
B------------------------------------------------------------------
2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2
( slow bend )
F#-----------------------------------------------------------------
D#---------------------------------------- 1/2-~- /1---------------
G#-----------------------------------------------------------------
E------------------------------------------------------------------
B------------------- ------------ ----------------------- ---------
G#--- -~- B---------------------------------------------------------
f# ----------------------------------------------------------------
E-------------------------- ---------------------------------------
D------------------------------------------------------------------
B------------------------------------------------------------------
1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1
( Slow Bend )
A and B are the pedals depressed .
The 1/2 and /1 on the second string means lower semi then full tone .
The numbers on the bottom , 1 2 are the amount of beats per note played.
Played properly , it should be a slow waltz tempo.
I am the proud Daddy of a new to me , D10 . This is a piece I worked out on it ,
from an old aire , utilizing the RKR on it , dropping the second string a semi
and then a whole tone. I can't remember the name of the aire , but it would make
a lovely waltz .
As it is all played in the one fret , it is very easy to chime the whole thing .
I have problems chiming properly , so I take off the picks , and 12 frets up ,
tip the octave note with my index finger , and pluck with my
middle finger simultaneously. Plenty of reberb , and squeeze that volume pedal .
Let me know what you think ,
Ingo. New guitar New guitar New guitar New guitar
[This message was edited by Ingo Mamczak on 04-18-99]
