Theme from

The Last of the Mohicans

As Played by Circa Paleo
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Trevor Jones/ Dougie Maclean

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Note from Jenny
This symbol: means that a Celtic style 5-note Roll is to be played around the note designated.

The five notes of the "Roll" include:

The note, the note above the note, the note, the note below the note, the note

j
This could also be shown as a series of grace notes such as this:

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j

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The details of timing and technique to play the roll in a true Celtic style cannot really be written out

and complicated. That's why we've chosen to write them simply using this symbol T
with standard notation, and the grace-note way of writing them out makes the music look cluttered

To really get these down, you can check out my blog and YouTube where I break down the exact
method for learning all the 5-note rolls in this piece:

http://www.thehotviolinist.com/how-to-play-last-of-the-mohicans-theme/