M'n opa (uit Ja zuster, nee zuster)

This is a rather difficult song to play on the piano. At the beginning of the second staff there is a (flat) sign in front of the B. It tells you that instead of the B you have to play the black key to the left of it. You’ll come across the same B (B flat) in the fourth staff. Towards the end of the second staff, you must first ’make your hand small’ by playing the A with your ring finger. Right after that you have to make your hand 'big' again in order to play the low C with your thumb. In the third staff you can use the same trick. It suits the song if repeat the last two  a few times.

(The three slurs in the first staff look much wider than the first three slurs in the third staff. Ignore this difference. Just play them in the same way!)