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Chopin's Waltz #10 in B minor

Explanation:

The steps and beams refer to the musical stanza, the "path horizontally on paper". The traditional stanza has two identical parts, or "twins".

To figure out who I am, start by holding hands with my twin,

Start at E, but it's a tied note, ergo "holding hands"

then go up one floor and come back down.

E-F-E

Then you'll have to take a deep breath and drop down three stories - you'll be fine if you don't hit your head on the beams!

E-F-E-B, B passing into the space between the two "beams"

And finally, run back up one and come down two floors, and then go halfway down.

E-F-E-B-C-A-Ab This is the start to Chopin's waltz #10 in B minor. If you go to this online piano you can type in the notes and hear it for yourself!

You are:

Chopin's Waltz #10 in B minor

Explanation:

The steps and beams refer to the musical stanza, the "path horizontally on paper". The traditional stanza has two identical parts, or "twins". Also the "three-step" refers to the music being in 3/4 time.

To figure out who I am, start by holding hands with my twin,

Start at E, but it's a tied note, ergo "holding hands"

then go up one floor and come back down.

E-F-E

Then you'll have to take a deep breath and drop down three stories - you'll be fine if you don't hit your head on the beams!

E-F-E-B, B passing into the space between the two "beams"

And finally, run back up one and come down two floors, and then go halfway down.

E-F-E-B-C-A-Ab This is the start to Chopin's waltz #10 in B minor. If you go to this online piano you can type in the notes and hear it for yourself!

I think I have part of it:

You are: A song?

Explanation:

The steps and beams refer to the musical stanza, the "path horizontally on paper". The traditional stanza has two identical parts, or "twins".

To figure out who I am, start by holding hands with my twin,

The only place you can to this is "middle C"

then go up one floor and come back down.

C-D-C

Then you'll have to take a deep breath and drop down three stories - you'll be fine if you don't hit your head on the beams!

C-D-C-G

And finally, run back up one and come down two floors, and then go halfway down.

C-D-C-G-A-F-Fb? Unfortunately this does not match any song I know. If you start at E instead you get Chopin's waltz #10 in B minor

You are:

Chopin's Waltz #10 in B minor

Explanation:

The steps and beams refer to the musical stanza, the "path horizontally on paper". The traditional stanza has two identical parts, or "twins".

To figure out who I am, start by holding hands with my twin,

Start at E, but it's a tied note, ergo "holding hands"

then go up one floor and come back down.

E-F-E

Then you'll have to take a deep breath and drop down three stories - you'll be fine if you don't hit your head on the beams!

E-F-E-B, B passing into the space between the two "beams"

And finally, run back up one and come down two floors, and then go halfway down.

E-F-E-B-C-A-Ab This is the start to Chopin's waltz #10 in B minor. If you go to this online piano you can type in the notes and hear it for yourself!

I think I have part of it:

You are: A song?

Explanation:

The steps and beams refer to the musical stanza, the "path horizontally on paper". The traditional stanza has two identical parts, or "twins".

To figure out who I am, start by holding hands with my twin,

The only place you can to this is "middle C"

then go up one floor and come back down.

C-D-C

Then you'll have to take a deep breath and drop down three stories - you'll be fine if you don't hit your head on the beams!

C-D-C-G

And finally, run back up one and come down two floors, and then go halfway down.

C-D-C-G-A-F-Fb? Unfortunately this does not match any song I know.

I think I have part of it:

You are: A song?

Explanation:

The steps and beams refer to the musical stanza, the "path horizontally on paper". The traditional stanza has two identical parts, or "twins".

To figure out who I am, start by holding hands with my twin,

The only place you can to this is "middle C"

then go up one floor and come back down.

C-D-C

Then you'll have to take a deep breath and drop down three stories - you'll be fine if you don't hit your head on the beams!

C-D-C-G

And finally, run back up one and come down two floors, and then go halfway down.

C-D-C-G-A-F-Fb? Unfortunately this does not match any song I know. If you start at E instead you get Chopin's waltz #10 in B minor