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This is going to be "Oh Darling" by the Beatles which is a very iconic, classic type of tune,
so... lets jump right into it!
First, our right and our left hands are going to be playing the same thing and we're going
to put our pedal down so we can have it playing after we (Music) after we let go, so you see
that we will be playing here E, G#, and C and we will be doing that down there with
our bass hand.
and you can kind of roll your hands like this.
Ok?
In the song, you'll note that's when they say, "Oh Darling," and then we jump into A,
up here.
You can let off the pedal now too.(Music) So, A, how we are playing that is C#, E, A.
You can play it counting off in 6's.
(counts in sixes) Down here with your left hand, you're going to be playing A as well.
You are just going to be playing the octave of A. So, its going to sound like this: (Music).
Then, while keeping your pinky and your thumbs with your left hand down, you're going to
be playing E, F#, C#, D, D#.
Like that.
Then that is when its like "Oh!
Darling, please bel-- " okay?
That takes us to that part in the song.
Now we jump down to E. G#, B, E, G#.
(Music) It's the same way how we played it up here.
(Music) (counting in sixes) Down here, we played it like this: (Music), and now we will
jump down to E.
This is the E octave.
Then, you're going to be playing B, C#, G#...
Oh sorry...
(Music) B, C#, G#...
So it's like "Oh!
Darling!...(Music/Song) Please believe me."
Ok?
Next up you're right hand is playing E. You're just going to slide it over a hair.
Back it up sort of to playing an A. What we will be playing now is this.
Ok?
That's going to be A, C#, F#, A. Then your left hand is going to be playing down here
on F#, like that.
This is what we've got so far: (Music/Song) "Oh Darling...
Please believe me.
I will never do you.
Now this part with your right hand is easy.
All you gotta do is move your pointer finger up to D. Then move this left hand down to
D. "I will never do you no wrong (Music/Song)."
And on our left hand, we're going to go F#, A, F#, like that.
"No wrong...
(Music/Song)..."
Now this next part's going to be a little bit trickier, okay?
Pretty much what we're going to be doing is Bm7, E, Bm7, E. Okay?
It's going to sound like this: (Music/Song) "Believe me when I tell you, I will never
do you no..." okay? and to play that we're going to be going B, D, F#, A. "Believe me
when I..." then we jump down to E again.
This is G#, B, E, G#.
Then back up to Bm7.
"I will never do you no..."
Down on the left hand we're going to be literally playing just about the same thing, well sort
of - not really actually (laughs), uh we will be playing a variation of the B7 here.
Then we jump down to E. (Music/Song) Back up to B7 and then the E octave.
Then we will move our left hand up to A.
This is what it's going to sound like: (Music/Song).
"Oh Darling..."
So we go Bm7, E, Bm7, E and then A. On the right hand, we'll be playing A, and then also
your A up here with your pinky.
It's going to sound like this: (Music/Song) "No wrong..." and you will move the C# finger
up to D, and then back to C#.
Finish off with E. With your right hand, you're going to go with A, B, C#, D...
C#, B, and then A...
G#, F#, and then we're just going to play solid E. Kind of listen to how it's being
played here.
(Music/Song) Then on the right hand we will move to D in the left hand.
Then you will keep your finger on D here: (Music/Song).
When we get back to A, we will put our right hand pointer finger back on the C#, and then
G#, F#, and then we jump solidly to E. Then, that is when you go, "Oh!
Darling!"
like that.
That literally just circles the verse part from there.
"Oh!
Darling!" and then you go back to the beginning with what we learned.
Okay?
So that's the first part of this song.
Make sure to check out the second part of the song as we will go into the chorus, okay?
Thanks for watching, keep playing, be cool!
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