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Hi. I’m sharing the song "Lambada" by Kaoma today. This is a catchy melody I heard many years ago on the radio, and only recently found out its name. While I didn’t play the entire song in the video, I’ve included the lyrics and notes for the whole song in the attached file. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!

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Lambada - Kaoma | Lyre Harp Cover with Notes

Some of you may recognize this nostalgic hit song from the 80s or 90s. I only recently discovered its name despite knowing the melody for years (it's one of those tunes that can stuck in your head). In this video, I show you the notes I used to play this dance hit on the lyre harp. - - - - - - - - - - - - 🌈 My Instrument 🌱 ✔️ 16 String Lyre Harp: https://amzn.to/3zIyJYC (This is an Amazon affiliate link. It means I get a small commission if you buy a product through this link at no extra cost to you.) - - - - - - - - - - - - 🍎 Support me on Patreon and get exclusive downloads to the Notes Sheets of ALL my covers! Visit https://www.patreon.com/SamanthaonMars . ☕ Or you can buy me a coffee (support only, no downloads). https://www.buymeacoffee.com/SamanthaonMars .

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Phoebe

Hey, I was wondering if your note sheets convey any information about the timing/beat of the notes in any way? I noticed some of them have commas and odd spacings, but I don't know if thats to separate the notes for ease of reading or if that denotes how long they should be played.

Samantha K

The commas and apostrophes indicate the octave of the notes. A comma, positioned lower, represents a lower octave, while an apostrophe, positioned higher, indicates a higher octave. Notes without any punctuation are in the middle octave. Inside the PDF is a table of a mapping to the octave numbers. I find using punctuation easier to read than using numbers. The irregular spacings are to align with the lyrics or to visually separate the notes for easier to keep track of where you are. Currently, I don't have standard sheet music notation that indicates timing. I have considered that though. I think having timing information helps. I just need a plan to convert 200+ songs here into standard music notation. Quite a task! lol.

Trenton

Voce fala o Portuguese? 😁