alright so we're going to be looking at
Ludovico's p cinema Tina it was
requested by one of our members and so
here it is now this dude is still alive
and well i'm not sure if this tutorial
the making of this video violates any
YouTube protocol and hopefully not
hopefully the video doesn't get taken
down but for better for worse here is
the vehicles una mattina
that's more or less yeah the gist of the
thing there's a lot of repetition and it
changes a bit but that's the another
just love it
those of you in other piece will
probably notice that i didn't play it
exactly the way he played it right and
that was very much on purpose first of
all I don't waste your time by playing
the beginning over and over again and
also the spirit of this piece is very
much profit or II know it just kind of
wing a lot of what you're doing here and
i'm sure i'm willing to bet that when he
performs this piece
no two performances of the same even in
terms of notation and rhythm right i
think that there's a kind of skeleton to
the speech harmonically and melodically
and you can kind of deviate from what
you've heard on the recordings and
change it up a little bit right so even
in his recording the bottom sometimes he
does this sometimes just this part
right so even in his recording is not
consistent so i'm willing to bet that
there's a lot of improvisation in the
way that he plays it as well and you can
kind of just fool around it doesn't have
to be exact
all that stuff you can kind of fool
around a little bit like was
this is like the Charlie Brown Christmas
cord
to go into jazz there at the end of the
piece
see that's what I mean you can just kind
of fool around figure things out and see
where it takes you
I fooled around for way too long sorry
guys it's going to be a bit of a longer
video but whatever
ok so from the beginning of the piece
we're going to start from here we're
going to look at the first half of this
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the first thing to note is the position
of your hands this is your position
right now it's going to be like this
it's basically this repeating triplet
ideas already a triplet but 123 123 123
123 123 right and it's going to be left
right right left right right left right
right almost always another thing about
it is that sometimes she plays the
middle node and sometimes he doesn't
it's not and this is the improvisation
aspect of it he just wins it and you
should too so you can play all of them
we can play none of them
we can play some of the middles
so it's 314 and it just kind of cycles
and you kind of drop out the thumb from
time to time and it's up to you when you
do that and you can also add Abby appeal
but everything else stays the same so
let me demonstrate slowly
so just go up to the five at some point
you can kind of do by ear
and then you have this 21 then 13 and
five then again
same thing now here the right hand is
going to stay the same but the left hand
instead of just playing the a will not
play every some combination of those
again it's up to you what combination
you choose
maybe it could be 2 f's into A's or it
could be fa fa
or could be F a
it's totally up to you then the next one
is gb right hand stays the same again
some combination of gb
and then we get this feeling
they're continuing we get this again
now instead of going up to GMP like into
the first time we're going to go to in
the five and one again in some
combination of five and one you can
choose and after that
you have won a down here which replaces
one of the a's from the beginning of the
piece we basically just start over again
with one bottom a
that more or less covers it somewhere
and in terms of a structure of the thing
to you can repeat sections and elongate
others and cut certain ones short it's
really up to you how you play it I just
give you kind of like the skeleton of it
you can do whatever you like as long as
you have this kind of basic outline of
how the melody works and and the
patterning in both hands you can spit
balling you know just have fun and make
your own version of his peace
ok now the pedaling basically change
pedals every time the left-hand changes
actually that's not even sure is it this
is all one pedal
then a new pedal on this one
a neutral on this one
back on this one is a pedal again then
over here again it'll change pretty much
wherever the left hand appears to change
harmonies and that's where you want to
be changing peddling ok so if you have
any questions leave them below i'll be
happy to help and i'll see you guys in
the next video don't forget to subscribe
he was gone bellowing all this stuff and