These are the notes for the first part of the song:
A string, E string, F# (1st finger on E), E string
D (3rd finger on A), C# (2nd finger on A), B (1st finger on A), A string
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Monday, February 20, 2012
How to Play the First Part of "Taka Taka Stop Stop" (Twinkle Variation A)
Taka Taka Stop Stop is the first of Suzuki's Twinkle Variations. I made this video to show students how to play the first part of the song. All of the variations have the same notes; the only thing that makes them different is that your bow plays a different rhythm on each of the notes.
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