- In the treble clef, bar 2, for piano, see the following
A | |G(5)| |G(5)| G(5)| | | | | |F | | | | | | E(3)| |E(3)| | | |D(3)| | | |D(3)| |C(2)| | | | |C(2)|B | | | | | | A(1)|A(1)| |A(1)| | |
- Here, we pick a chord
A-C-E-G, pick a sus2 note D, and then fill in the gaps with G and A again.
- Similarly, on bar 34, we have, in the treble clef of the piano:
G(5)| |G(5)| | |F(4)| | | |F(4)|E(3)| |E(3)| | |E(5) D | | | | |C(2)| | | | |B | | | |C(2)|A(1)| A(1)| | A(1)| |
- Conceptually, we play
1-35-24-5. - One way to think about this is that we play
135, and then we fill in the gaps 24. - We round the fill-in-the-gaos with a
1-*-3 pattern.