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Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word Piano Tutorial - Elton John

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We're going to play this song in its original key trying to play the vibes and accordeon part as well. Therefore I created this piano tutorial in two parts so you can feel that we are working peacfully.



Understanding the chromatic movement in the bass line helps a lot to simplify the way the song is being played. Once you understand it's simply a Gm chord on the right hand that has a chromatic line in the bass things get a lot easier...


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