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agent3x
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The bottom notes of the chords are still F and A; only the top note has changed from E to D. Sorry if that didn't answer your question, but I'm not quite sure what you're asking.
As for the second question, this, >, is an accent mark. It means to place emphasis on that note; in other words, to play it a bit more loudly.
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Dacoda
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Question 1
In that bar the F and A are only played 5 times as the 6th f and A is held on from the 5th note.
play the F,A AND E together with the fingering 1,2 and 5 and just move your down to the D with your 4th finger not playing that F and A again this is called tied notes you only play it once the The D will be played as a seperate not but will blen in with the F and A from the previous note.
Question 2
the > is an accent and the dot is stacatto so put more emphasis on the notes that have > above the this is so they sound out more like an emphasis on the note
i hope this helps
Blessings
Steve
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iSeeGhosts
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Thanks guy, I didn't know I had to hold the F and A notes for the specified time. I was always playing it as separate notes. Makes sense now.
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agent3x
(56 points)
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That is just a slur. It isn't a tie. If it were, there would be curved lines connecting each note: one from the first F to the second, and one from the first A to the next. I'd put up an example, but I don't know how to post images.
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Dacoda
(52 points)
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when u click to post there is a bit above that says add melody you just add the notes you want.
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iSeeGhosts
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Agent X
Can you upload image to: www.imageshack.us
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I'd really like to see what you are talking about. Now i'm confused with ties and slurs. Also, if you like send to my email, disskid@gmail.com
Thanks
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