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Easy · 5 notes

How to play Morning Mood (Peer Gynt) on the ocarina

Morning Mood (Peer Gynt) ocarina notes with color coding & letters, sheet music, fingering diagrams, and interactive audio practice.

Edvard Grieg's sunrise melody from Peer Gynt (1875). It gently rocks across the mid-range of the ocarina. It uses 5 notes: C, D, E, G, A.

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The notes & rhythm

Tap a note to hear it.

GEDCDEGEDCDEDEGEGAEAGEDC

Longer blocks are longer notes; a vertical line marks each bar.

Sheet music

Standard treble clef notation with letter guides below each note.

The notes as letters

G E D C D E G E D C D E D E G E G A E A G E D C

Ocarina fingerings

Select your ocarina type to see the right fingerings. Filled holes are covered; white holes are open.

Your ocarina:

C · low C

Front · finger holes

Back · thumb holes and extra sub-holes (open)

D · low D

Front · finger holes

Back · thumb holes and extra sub-holes (open)

E · low E

Front · finger holes

Back · thumb holes and extra sub-holes (open)

G · G

Front · finger holes

Back · thumb holes and extra sub-holes (open)

A · A

Front · finger holes

Back · thumb holes and extra sub-holes (open)

Playing tips for Morning Mood (Peer Gynt)

Start each note cleanly with a gentle tongue stroke (whisper "too" or "doo").
Seal every hole completely with the soft pads of your fingers, not your fingertips.
The ocarina's pitch follows your breath: blowing softer lowers the pitch, blowing harder raises it.
Low notes (C, D, E) need the gentlest breath of all. If a low note warbles or squeaks, soften your breath and check that your lower fingers fully seal their holes.

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