I give credit and thanks to @Jenny O'Connor for working the Renn Faires for so many years and getting to hear this AMAZING tune! Well, everything she does is amazing! But thank you for teaching the scores of students you have had through the years how to play this amazing song that hits you in the feelies! Here is my arrangement of LOTM.(Ihave arthritis all over my body. Especially my hands. So my 5 note rolls aren't what they should be today because my hands are stiff.) But wait! There's more! I have a special backing track that I am playing along to! Courtesy of Jenny and CIRCA PALEO!!!!!!!!!! (I was going to do this outside, but I have been running errands, and well the humidity and Texas heat say no lol). Here we go!!!! I hope y'all enjoy!!

After teaching today figured I’d give this one a try since there were a couple requests. Still need to memorize the main notes a bit more but this was fun. :)

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Just made this today and thought I’d pass it along in case you want to try. The scale is also tabbed out below. It’s the Dorian Mode. This is the scale that makes anything you do sound like medieval music. Therefore it is the best. Enjoy! Jenny

Out of interest, how long do people actually practice for and the frequency of their practice. I aim for at least 15 mins a day ( some days do slip past but I work shifts and it’s easily done especially when I do days and come home knackered) , but I’ve noticed of late that my left hand starts to cramp up now, reducing practice time ( might have something to do with new hand position for attempting vibrato). This is for my own curiosity to know if I need to make more practice/playing time. Thank you for reading