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donna mobile a from Verdi's Rigoletto opera you can watch this first part here
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okay to begin to piece i'd like to have like the left hand first
this is what goes on the left
yeah what I'd like to do before we actually break it up in the way that I
just played it is learning in chord form so instead of playing this will just
play the rule of the notes
altogether this will teach your hand the hand position so you won't have to think
about it later
our first bar is 53 and one that
the next part we have four to one position stays it doesn't change your
pinky moves down your finger moves up to $TIME sharp by 2 and 1 notice that these
two fingers are the same as the previous bar finish the same chord that we
started with
overtime 1215 21 back two three
once you have that done we can break it up break it up we have one in the
morning
that's it now we have
three B's in the right-hand that's the first bar very straightforward
then we get a little trickier
so let's have a look at it with finger on the first beat go inside the fourth
finger of the left then we have a note on its own
this comes together i configure the right with second and first left
together alone
that now that might be a little tricky so if you can't quite make this fast
enough
don't start the first beat start from the quick part started slowly want to
make sure that your second finger right hand coincides with the left not vice
versa not forth and the left-hand it's your second finger on the left
like that
then start to speed it up get comfortable with that because what
you're gonna do you have to be totally relaxed when you play that fourth finger
just a flick
moving on this is our position configuration as you might remember
three days in the right-hand that's the third bar very straightforward and the
fourth bar very similar the second now we have forth with the left hand alone
together to do
then again you're just going to have to speed up the move from BG so so same
thing if you can't do that and
that's it
all that together we get
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the entire work alright that's it for now take care and I'll see in the next
one