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    This document provides instructions for playing the first part of the dance "Tambourin" from Jean-Philippe Rameau's Suite in E minor. The piece is to be played with the right hand and fingering should be followed carefully. Vertical lines next to some notes indicate that the hand should be lifted to change position on the keyboard.

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    This document provides instructions for playing the first part of the dance "Tambourin" from Jean-Philippe Rameau's Suite in E minor. The piece is to be played with the right hand and fingering should be followed carefully. Vertical lines next to some notes indicate that the hand should be lifted to change position on the keyboard.

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    TAMBOURIN

    (dance from the Suite in E minor)


    This is the first part of the dance "Tambourin," which is part of the Suite in E minor by the French composer
    Jean-Philippe Rameau (1683 - 1764).
    J. P. Rameau
    (1683 – 1764)

    This melody must be played with the right hand. Pay attention to the fingering. The little vertical line next to
    some notes indicates that you should release the keys and raise your hand so that you can move it to another
    region of the keyboard.

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