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Why not? It's been a while since the last one.
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How fun.. that is a favorite of mine. I always am envious of everyone back tracks or duets.
Thanks!
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I'll give it a go as soon as I learn it. Never got around to that one.
have included the sheet for other people that don't play the tune 
Seen it all. Done it all. Can't remember most of 
..... What was I saying???? 
@Panda-P : Nicely done there, young lady.
Thanks for that post.
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Thanks for the playing, @Panda-P. How about posting your backing track alone for others to play against?
Here's my offering. It's from December or so, so it's not fresh, although I haven't previously linked to it from the forum---so it's sure to be new to most listeners.
Sorry in case soundcloud unwantedly starts playing all my other tracks.
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Can't find the sheet music I used, but it's a full step up from Ferret's, so there's something. Also, there's 2 measures lead-in.
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There is no shame in playing twinkle, youre playing Mozart
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@RosinedUp I have enjoyed your Scarborough this morning. Thanks for sharing.
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@Barry You should join, with yer fancy backing tracks XD!
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Panda-P said
@Barry You should join, with yer fancy backing tracks XD!
LOL, If I get time I will, not sure how fancy I'll be 
There is no shame in playing twinkle, youre playing Mozart
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@Barry Wear a fancy hat to compensate then.
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@Barry Wear a fancy hat to compensate then.
LOL, a fancy hat it is then 
There is no shame in playing twinkle, youre playing Mozart
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Thanks and you're welcome, @coolpinkone .
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So... Screwed up on the GO I posted earlier, here's the actual guitar only:
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Hi
Will be getting on to my learning and posting ASAP.
Have come down with the Flu. Am not feeling my merry self at the moment.
But the show must go on
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Nice job RU
Seen it all. Done it all. Can't remember most of ..... What was I saying????
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@Ferret Sorry to hear youre not feeling well, get well soon
There is no shame in playing twinkle, youre playing Mozart
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Aw that's no good Ferret, the flu seems to be going around Aus lately 
hope you feel better soon. Will look forward to hearing your rendition when the time comes.
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So... Screwed up on the GO I posted earlier, here's the actual guitar only:
@Panda-P Thanks. Maybe some people can use your backing track. It would seem to go with one sharp, no accidentals, and the piece beginning and ending on A.
@Ferret Thank you. Good health to you soon I hope.
Fiddlerman's sheet for SF is good, although it doesn't go with that backing track. https://fiddlerman.com/wp-cont.....h-Fair.pdf
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Here's my attempt at a guitar only based off @Ferret 's sheet (hope you feel better soon!)
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A violinist playing that alto sax part as written, on top of the chords as written, may get a bad surprise.
Alto sax is an Eb transposing instrument, meaning that when a C is written, an Eb is sounded. To the alto sax player, it is considered a C, but to the guitar player or a violin player, it is an Eb. I don't understand why it's always done that way, but I suppose there are reasons.
A violinist could use that alto sax part with those chords if the melody were raised a minor third (three half steps). Or they could play it as written, alone, without the chords. Or they could play along with those chords by ear in a key signature of one flat, no accidentals.
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