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Hi,

I found a bug in the piece Scarborough Fair, the Advanced one. It's simple, when I push the button to show the notes on the sheet it doesen't do anything. The same happens with the fingering button. I deleted the piece and reinstalled it, but with no sucess. Can you please fix it? I use the note button a lot (I know that I should try to use it less... )

Thanks,

Daniel.

Is this happening in a specific section or the entire piece? Let me know!

Just checked, the entire piece. No section appears with notes or fingering. Is it working on your side?

This piece was released without fingering because at the time we were experimenting with no fingerings for advanced arrangements. I can send this to one of our arrangers who will make an adjustment.

Yeah, could you please add the notes and the fingering? I really use them, especially the notes!

I just sent this to one of our arrangers to be updated. I appreciate your patience!

FIngerings have been added! Just click the album art and you will be prompted with a new download. Enjoy!

Thank you very much! I'm just finishing learning Mozart's Sonata n#11, first movement, the advance piece, after it I'm going to tackle Scarborough Fair. I really don't understand the criteria between the grading! For example, although the beginning of Sonata 11 is quite easy, the middle section is quite a challange (section 9) and it's taking me a while to play it. In the other hand it took me just 3-4 days to learn to play Prelude in C (advance) from Bach. Although from first glance the Prelude seems more difficult (there's a higher density of notes and it's quicker) it's quite easy once you get the idea behind it. I'm just giving these two examples because Sonata 11 is graded Advance - Easy and Prelude in C is Advance - Medium, in my opinion it ought to be the opposite! The same thing with many other pieces. The lesson is: just because there are fewer notes and it's slower, it does't mean that's easier. The rhytm, for example, can be far more complex.

When it comes to the Advanced pieces, grading them is tricky for us on the team. I know what you mean, certain sections seem easier or harder than others within a song. We try our best to be accurate!