Hi there! my name is igor from smart
classical piano dot-com today we are going to
be looking at faure`s sicilienne
now this piece was originally written for piano
and cello it was made famous by
rendition for flute and cello and I'm
here making it for just piano it was
requested so I made it for you guys and
it's also simplified which should be
helpful
so here is faure`s Sicilienne for piano
ok for is great for this kind of his
name
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cool so first of all this piece is in 68
time in compound time which means that
is divided into three 123456
i'm going to call each of those numbers
a beach technically this is not correct
but for the sake of this tutorial and
this little disclaimer is for those of
you who know something about everything
divisions and I don't want you to get on
my ass about it
ok cool so every number is going to be a
beat
we begin with 32 g minor 321
this is the first bar three two one and
then again 3-2
there isn't the left when we kept this
out loud we get this 1236 so the last
note here is worth two beats while the
others are all worth one moving on to
the next bar three
each of those notes are worth three
beats three beats and again
tributes
next get that's full d major chord 53
21 and second finger to see when I put
all that together encounter you're going
to get this 123456 123456 to be
612
two
for so again this at the last note here
is two beats the rest of these major one
so that's the left hand here and take
some time we watch as many times as
necessary to pick up the left and when
that's done then come back for the right
we start off with one and two
next 3-5 next 24 learning groups like I
just showed you
323 we have short long short love short
long a couple quick ones here right
get out if i count it
this first d is actually on the previous
bars sixth beat so i'm going to count
the full previous bar and then move into
this right-hand 123456 123456 123456
here that this fast a long short long on
is actually between beats every other
node aligns with something that has said
a number but this a it comes between
beats three and four
sorry two and three that's right 12345
now that's important because his
daughter rhythm appears at other areas
of this work
moving on we have three just the notes
here don't worry about the rhythm 243
then again 243
you might have noticed again we have
this dotted rhythm so this first he
comes down on the sixth part of the
previous six beat of the previous bar so
we get six 123456
alright so you have these seas that go
in between beats one time is between
beats two and three and then the second
time is between beats 5 and 6 i'll put
all that together with counting six
123456 123456 123456 123456 candidate
jumping around there if necessary just
go back to the previous little sections
everything that has to be said about
this section for the right hand has been
said so you can feel free to jump around
the video if it wasn't clear
so finally let's put it all together
with counting right and left
235 since two
six 123456 123456 too
and then
ok cool so that should more less cover
now in terms of peddling I'm gonna do it
again and narrate where the pedal
changes and lifts are so here it is with
the pedaling pedal is down here and you
begin
change
change lift keep the pedal up now don't
the present now put the pedal down and
then lift
now that is down
all of that is penalty and that leads us
back into this kind of repetition that
changes a prime I guess
okay so that should just about cover if
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