Chords for Beaulieu Reel - Québécois Fiddle Lesson by André Brunet

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Bon ben parfait, on y va avec Beaulieu, Beaulieu great [F#] tune.
Hey, key?
[D] Ok.
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_ _ _ _ [N] There [D] you go.
[N] _ _ _ _ [A#] _ So [D] welcome to the next tune which is called Beaulieu.
[G] Beaulieu is a family name, home.
And it's the name of [Cm] the tune that every musician's home will [C] know.
So if you call [D] Beaulieu, they know it's an A key.
[G] So A key tune, second part, really, really fun, [D] funny, not so hard to put the notes together.
Second part, we're gonna, usually in A scale, we have the [Dm] G sharp.
But there we, the first phrase of the B part, you go [D] to G, natural G.
So we're gonna go [C#] through that.
So let's [F#m] play, I'll play you the first tune, the first part.
[C] _ _ Again, [E]
we [D] will never say it enough.
We should [G] know, just [C] listen to the tune before working it.
It's always a good [C#] start to have it here in your head.
[A] So _ _ _ first phrase of this first part. _ _ _ _
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_ So it's like you're [D] going down the stairs.
You just go there.
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[G] You go back and [C] you go [D] down. _
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[E] _ _ _ So really, _ [A#]
here we are to the advanced [F#] part of [G] the tune called Beaulieu.
Again, it's a tune [A#] _ _ [C] well known on that name home.
So let's go through [G] the A part [D] first.
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_ [A] _ So we are stuck [B] in around the E, A [G] and D string.
I play almost if [D] my fiddle was cross-tuned, which is _ _
[G] E, A, E, A.
_ [A] _ _ So I'm using [F#] a lot first finger on D string, open [D] A.
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_ [F#] When I finish that [D] phrase. _ _
And I open [A] E _ there.
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