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Home » Bowing » Re-post: Fortnite Dance – Step It Up

Re-post: Fortnite Dance – Step It Up

My friend and student Toby and I recently made a lesson on Fortnite Dance – Step It Up. Click here to take the lesson.

The melody is actually just the B part to Swallowtail Jig. 

 

I recently updated an older post on this called Fortnite Dance – Step It Up.

Thanks for reading, and thanks for making music…

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