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Latest revision as of 14:10, 25 April 2019
X:3 T:Four Corners % NFF Book 2006 C:Tchaikovsky S:Australian Broadcasting Commission Z:transcribed by Ray Mulligan H:This melody was used for some 25 years or so, to introduce "Four Corners", H:a current affairs program produced by the Australian Broadcasting Commission. N:Tchaikovsky visited Rome several times. On one occasion he lived for a time N:in rooms across from a police barracks. It is thought that he learned some N:of his melodies from there. N:Italy - Russia - Australia R:March M:4/4 L:1/8 K:G Bc^c |"G" d2 d3/2d1/2 dd eB |"G" d4-d Bc^c |"G" d2 d3/2d1/2 dd ge |"D7" f4-f AAB |"Am" c3B "D" dA AB | "Am" c3d "C" eB dc |1"D" a1/2z g1/2 fe de cd |"G" B4z :|2"D" a1/2 z g1/2 fe de fa |"G" g4-g ||
Four Corners - played by Greg O'Leary
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