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Krakow Nigun

sung by Shlomo CarlebachMedium

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How to read it: play the letters left to right; the word under them is the word you sing. A plain letter is a white key from Middle C up; ^C is one higher, B↓ one lower, G# the black key to the right, and – means keep singing the same word.

Part 1 — slow

G G A A B B ^C ^C ^D ^D ^C ^C B B
– – – – – – – –
G G A A B B ^C ^C ^D ^D ^C ^C
B A B –Part 2 — slow sing twice
A ^D ^D ^F ^F ^E ^E ^D
A – – – – –
– – ^F ^F ^E ^E ^G ^G ^F ^F ^E ^E –
^F ^F ^E ^E – – ^E ^D ^E – APart 3 — fast sing twice
– ^C B –
A – ^C B A –
A – ^C B A A
– ^C ^C B A B –Part 4 — fast sing twice
– ^F ^E ^D ^D – ^D ^D
^A ^A ^G ^F ^E ^D –
^E ^D – – ^C ^C
^G ^G ^F ^E ^D ^C
– ^F ^E ^D ^D – –
– ^G ^F ^E ^D –
^E ^D – – –
^G ^E –A nigun — no words, sing 'ya ba bam' or 'di di dai'. Parts 1 and 2 are the slow opening (each sung twice); Parts 3 and 4 are the fast dance part (the tutorial repeats 3-4-3-4). Moved

The sheet

Krakow Nigun by Shlomo Carlebach – keyboard letter-key sheet page 1Krakow Nigun by Shlomo Carlebach – keyboard letter-key sheet page 2
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