Musetta's waltz which is a favorite of Puccini's pieces this is from level when
is if you don't know the peace I'm sure you do since you're here but if you
haven't heard the original it is gut-wrenching the beautiful i really
suggest you have a look so today we're going to have a look at the first part
of this piece or at least the first part of this tutorial for the other parts of
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pieces sounds like units
its harmonica lot more simple but it's doable so for those of you who are just
getting into piano and love the peace this is perfect for you
ok the first thing I'd like to do is have a look at the right hand but before
we do this I'd like to break this piece down in structurally so that I can refer
to each section by name which makes it easier to the flow of the tutorial so
the beginning of the peace
the next
sort of here this ending finished it sounds as though something's coming out
there and does something does come out there and this is what we have right
after
basic idea
a repetition of the contrasting again but with slight differences to
accommodate finality of this cadence which is a perfect so I'll refer to them
as basic idea and cards just an idea or even altered consciousness idea just to
make it easier for the flow of the tutorial so without further ado let's
get into the right hand the first thing you gonna want to do is see major triad
find the fingers and place them where they need to be so that's first finger
on C 2nd or 3rd ing and CEO of talk is with your pinky this is my middle C you
can have some reference point to your piano this is middle C so if you're not
careful with piano try to bang away just yet as your hand isn't used to it you're
gonna end up having a lot of tension in your wrist so played so just his fingers
all of these notes just second and fifth fingers that's the piece begins so do
with this next step is to roll
see major triad and into G and be so the reason why they know where to go for the
role
third fingers no where to be and instead of thinking about it as nobody note just
think about it is
important as well as that you have a sense of motion when you do this
the rates likely to be very helpful get up there in your gonna need your fourth
and second fingers
down you're gonna have to like this jacket and that that section which is so
good
as that is the same things that instead of going to the sea will go to the
10 in between each of these late nights
here
the rain but not to travel that far for the second and fourth fingers that ties
up the basic idea now move on to the car just an idea
left third finger on a
after that it's exactly the same but down here
if you want to keep it simple
I suggest for those of you who are a little more adventurous the way that you
learn to just instead of moving your hand down your second finger to start
this off I just prefer not to move my hand when i dont need to and to let my
fingers do the work down the second finger you'll see that my son needs to
be on E
so you have to move down
after this and we have a little bit of a pickup
pick up to something is a bit like a notational introduction that is asked to
beat one of the other tutorials where I'll be going over the rhythm of this
piece in more detail
be sure to touch on that with some with some focus so that you understand what I
mean by this
so again it's that C major triad that's broken up
exact material left now instead of playing the EU 32 be a first
this is a position you have one note in between year one between here should be
relatively easy to learn because it is symmetrical those of you who have some
I think in German German GI do this is simple to remember which for me just be
careful to make sure that this joint is flexible enough to allow your hand him
over it should be very fluid shouldn't be
and it's like has a mind of its own I just kind of want to move on down
and well oiled so to speak
takes care of the contrasting the altered contrasting idea so that's it
marlys cover the beginning of this piece in the next section I will cover the
left-hand hopefully the the pedaling shouldn't be too difficult and the
rhythm so stick around for that