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The song is typically played in the key of . For mandolin players, this involves several beginner-friendly "two-finger" chords: Em : Often the foundation of the piece. G Major : Used frequently in the melody's transition. C Major : Adds to the harmonic depth of the refrain. el condor pasa mandolin tab
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The song is typically written in . Count it as "1-and-a-2-and-a." It has a loping, waltz-like feel with a galloping secondary pulse. When you look at your tab, do not play it straight; you must swing the eighth notes slightly. G Major : Used frequently in the melody's transition
e|---3---0---2---0---| B|---0---2---3---2---| G|---0---0---0---0---| D|---0---2---2---2---| A|---2---3---2---0---| E|---3---0---0---0---|