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Estonian waltz

There are 4 recordings of this tune.

Estonian has been added to 33 tunebooks.

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Two settings

1
X: 1
T: Estonian
R: waltz
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Dmaj
F>G|:A2 (G2 F2)|E3 F G>A|B2 (A2 G2)|F4 (F>G)|
F2 (E2 F2)|G3 E C>D|(E4 D2)|1 D4 F>G:|2 D4 d2||
|:(d4 c2)|(c4 B2)|(B4 A2)|d4 F>G|
F2 (E2 F2)|G3 E C>D|(E4 D2)|1 D4 d2:|2 D6||
2
X: 2
T: Estonian
R: waltz
M: 3/4
L: 1/8
K: Gmaj
B>c|:d2 (c2 B2)|A3 B c>d|e2 (d2 c2)|B4 (B>c)|
B2 (A2 B2)|c3 A F>G|(A4 G2)|1 G4 B>c:|2 G4 g2||
|:(g4 f2)|(f4 e2)|(e4 d2)|g4 B>c|
B2 (A2 B2)|c3 A F>G|(A4 G2)|1 G4 g2:|2 G6||
# Added by JACKB .

One comment

Easier to play if you don’t practise. 🙂

This is not a difficult tune by any means. While I had never any problems with the mechanics of the tune, I found that I could play it a lot more sweetly and with better feeling, once I had left it alone for a few months—hence the discussion.

I sometimes play it 3 or 4 times moving "up a string" to play the tune in the key of A. It makes a nice contrast but it’s not compulsory. 🙂