Duet - Koinobori

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20 SECONDO track 19 Secondo part only (white notes)

track 21 Secondo part only (black notes)

Koinobori
Trad. Japanese

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Š ŠŠŠ Š ŠŠŠ Š
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This Japanese folk song is traditionally sung on 5 May, ‘Children’s Day’, when families hoist cloth streamers in the
shape of carp (‘koinobori’) into the air to honour their children. This piece uses a five-note (or pentatonic) scale,
so you could play it on the black notes only in the key of F sharp major, making every note into a sharp.

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track 20 Primo part only (white notes) PRIMO 21
track 22 Primo part only (black notes)

Koinobori
Trad. Japanese

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RH: 8va throughout
Moderato

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