Re:[Harp-L] Really old newcomer

[Don Whitener <whitener@xxxxxxxxxx>]

A great plan!  And then if you can't remember how Tennessee Waltz starts, 
you can say "Oh, it begins like Quiet Evenings."  :-)  (You ask: How do you 
know this?)

I use the same trick to 'engrave' the sound of an interval of a IV... The 
first two notes of Amazing Grace.  An interval of a V... The interval 
between the two 'twinkles' in Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star.  Works for me.

CDon

At 12:05 PM 11/7/2004, Siegfried wrote:

> My absolute harp icon is Toots Thielemans and his "Quiet evenings" is one 
> of my favorites. In order to know immediately how this song starts, I 
> looked for an "engraved" song with a same or similar beginning and found 
> the "Tennessee waltz".
>
> Indeed, "Quiet evenings" and "Tennessee waltz" have the first 4 notes in 
> common and even the tempo is identical.