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Love of my Life Queen Piano Tutorial
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Love of my life is a beautiful pop ballad I used in order to explain how to form beautiful arpeggios on the piano.
The chords are quite easy accept you have to watch the 3/4 bar
there in the middle and keep counting all the time.
In this piano tutorial I especially focused on keeping the correct piano fingerings to
show you how you can pass smoothly from one chord to the other.
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Since my point at sharing this piano tutorial was to teach my you, my students, how to play arpeggios and to imitate the way a guitar plays ballads on piano, I chose and easy scale, the C major scale. This scale has no sharps and flats at so I bet this will make things easier for you.
What we're going to do with the right hand in this tutorial is take a chord, break to its three voices, play the upper voice and then play the chord from the lower voice to the upper voice.
Sometimes (see demonstration in the piano tutorial) we hold the upper voice taking it to the next eighth note which create a voice that is sustained from the previous chord to the next one. Since many of these notes are common to both chords the functionality of the note changes and creates a very nice rhythmic and harmonic element at once.
Make sure you understand how to form the four voices chords, such as the seventh chords. Often, what we do is omit the root from the right hand, leaving it at the left hand only and we play the seventh (Which is placed a whole tone under the root) instead.
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