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it's that very very famous isn't it cool so how do we begin with the middle C
little see this is where we are middle C triplets on middle C straightforward
right and in terms of counting is the only part that will actually cover in
terms of counting because everything else your ear will help you
we have it's a bit of a pickup so we're going to count three beats you're going
to come on the fourth with the triplet let me demonstrate 1233 there on you can
sort of feel the movement of the peace and you'll know what just by virtue of
having heard a thousand times in the past so it was fingering you can use
whatever you'd like
I prefer to four so that's what I'm going with
so basically what we're building a c-major chord one by one with triplets
there's the first chord 1235 in the right hand and left hands are active
phase
moving on left hand moves up by step the right hand moves down by step
oh the middle two notes are 2 and 3 so 1 2 3 $TIME and 5 and the right left hand
is an octave be
yeah
next is right hand on its own one two and three
hang on
altogether no left his ease and 13 and five in the right hand moving to two and
four in the top two voices
on its own so again from the top we have together together alone together
that thing's gonna move up by step and right-hand 125
want to learn everything little by little you can pause and play as needed
and stays put on
right hand is 12 and war going on left hand is going to move up to the g and
right hand will come down on sea and began drilling so one or two words about
the trail here a lot of you will find that trilling is not so easy
not so easy to make it fast but there is a little bit of a trick to it especially
when you have a trail onto white notes it's a rotational method right like this
it's not easy to start with this but you sort of work up to write with every
rotation you press one note right your fingers shouldn't be too stiff they
should be a little bit loose a little bit supple i suppose and they depress to
know just enough to sound it started fool around with a little bit until you
find that sweet spot we get both of the notes equally
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