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  • Today we're gonna start learning Fur Elise by Beethoven. We're going to learn

  • the real version but I'm going to make it as

  • easy as possible. I'm gonna put it in a bunch of short videos so that you can focus on

  • one section at a time

  • The part we're learning today sounds like this

  • And it will repeat

  • from there. We'll talk about that later. I played it a little fast, I just don't want to

  • waste your time but

  • alright so if you will look along I'm gonna put the sheet music

  • a graphic of the sheet music above the keyboard. I'm also gonna put a link in the

  • video description

  • of the sheet music that I'm using if you want to download it, print it, and follow along. Okay?

  • So the first measure of that little pick up

  • the first two note are just an E and a D sharp and what I really want to point out is that the

  • first five notes of the whole song

  • are E and D sharp. So with your pinky, come up here and grab an E

  • it's to the right of middle C and with I'm gonna recommend your three finger

  • grab a D Sharp.

  • the first five notes are those two notes - one two three four five.

  • One two three four five. Okay, after that you're gonna come down with your thumb and grab a B.

  • You know where this is going - the next thing that you are going to do is

  • you have to see this shape your three fingers are gonna follow-up

  • And so then you need a

  • D C A

  • with your three, two and your one finger.

  • So if you see these two shapes one lone dude over here

  • and two over here and that sort of slides down you've got one lone dude over here

  • two over here, that'll help you remember that little pattern

  • D sorry E D Sharp

  • E D Sharp E

  • B D C A

  • super slow version so practice that one pattern over and over and over until

  • you get it

  • until it's really smooth.

  • and like sort of second nature okay? Now as soon as you hit that

  • A with your right hand now look if you look along with the sheet music we're in measure

  • 3 and that's the first note in measure 3 and as soon as I hit that I'm gonna hit an

  • A with my left hand okay so now you'll see the left hand has like three notes

  • and I that thing that says "Ped" underneath it we'll talk about that later.

  • So you've got an A an E and another A

  • those are the three notes that the left hand plays in measure

  • 3 and then the right-hand follows up right after it

  • by playing a C an E and an A.

  • And you'll notice that I'm playing that A on the top here over here with my forefinger and that leaves my pinky open to hit the

  • next note

  • in the next measure so it'll probably be helpful to play with this

  • fingering okay if you're into music theory you might have noticed that

  • you're basically playing an

  • A minor chord here yeah you're just playing an A minor chord if that makes sense to you cool

  • that'll help you otherwise don't worry about it

  • okay so quick review

  • we just learned this

  • alright now the next measure you can move up with your pinky and play a

  • B here while your right hand jumps down

  • I mean sorry while your left hand jumps down to an E, and your playing octaves so immediately

  • you've got a little bit tricky part in left hand - E

  • E and octave higher, crossover

  • to a G sharp. Okay?

  • So that the left is a little tricky in that part

  • E to an E, switch over to a G sharp and your right hand is gonna continue

  • playing an E, like an E major chord

  • E a G sharp

  • a B

  • and you'll notice again I'm playing the B with my forefinger because that leaves the pinky open to

  • get the next note in the

  • next matter which is C, so let's do a quick review of what we've got so far

  • We've got this A minor

  • chord

  • I'm gonna play a B with my pinky while I jump down with my left hand to Es.

  • G sharp E

  • G sharp

  • B, now when I hit this C in the next measure

  • okay, now we're looking at measure 5, my left hand is gonna jump down

  • and play an A. So we're playing like a similar pattern.

  • But I'm playing A E A again and this time in my right hand

  • and basically play an E

  • I'm kinda jumping back into that pattern that you know, and the way I'm doing that is I'm

  • continuing this

  • A E A by playing an E with my thumb

  • and immediately jumping up an octave

  • and you'll notice that the song begins in that E so want to jump up that are

  • active

  • it's like I'm starting over okay

  • you know that part

  • you'll notice

  • I played something a little bit different there the second time so let

  • me just make sure that I'm really crystal-clear, get you up to the part we

  • know

  • and I'll show you that last little bit and a couple details. So you've got

  • E D sharp E D sharp E

  • B D C A

  • A minor chord that your basically playing with your

  • both hands. Play a B up here, go to Es.

  • Switch over E G sharp B C

  • A minor chord that you're outlining.

  • You jump from E to E

  • kinda start the pattern over again

  • A minor chord that you're outlining

  • to a B here and you can jump down to Es here

  • now, instead of playing just

  • instead of playing that up here, what you're gonna do is this

  • okay so what's going on is you're playing E C

  • B A, and when you play that A

  • your gonna play A E and A

  • in your left hand that's it. The A E and A is a common theme for your left hand to play the one

  • the five

  • the one. That's a common thing for your left hand to play for this song so

  • you'll see that pattern a lot, which is a good thing it'll make it a little easier to learn.

  • So you'll see that it repeats right at that part that's the section I'm

  • teaching you right now.

  • So a couple tips to help you, you'll see that it repeats at the end there -

  • what I want you to do is to imagine hearing a fourth note

  • on that last measure that repeated that

  • measure right before it repeats, instead of hearing Bom Bom Bom and then sort of

  • guessing when to come in, imagine you're playing a fourth note. Like that one for instance.

  • and then so it's almost like there's a rest. You can even say "rest".

  • note note note rest start start start

  • okay so that by adding a little rest in there

  • it helps you know when to come in. That's tip number one.

  • Now tip number two, you'll notice it says "Ped" I mentioned we were going to come back.

  • Ped and it's got that flower thing to the right. Every time you see Ped and the

  • flower that means you're gonna push down the

  • right pedal - the sustain pedal - on your keyboard or your piano

  • and you notice that lets the notes get kinda like, airier...

  • they get a little more

  • ambient sound going on

  • so you wanna clear each measure in this song you wanna clear each time

  • you sort of change chords.

  • So listen to how it sounds, I'll try and exaggerate the pedal. No pedal

  • and pedal here

  • you hear how that's like full? Now I'm gonna switch here and clear the pedal

  • and put it down right again.

  • You hear that sort of thing? And then you switch again.

  • So every time you're switching like sections or chords if you think about

  • it like chords

  • you're gonna be switching your pedal and clearing it. So

  • try and pay attention to that in the music mess around and do what sounds right. Usually if you just do what

  • sounds are you kinda get it

  • which is the cool thing about the pedal anyway that's the first

  • tutorial that we're learning the first section of the song. I really hope it helped

  • you

  • don't forget to like comment and subscribe and stay tuned for part two coming out

  • soon

Today we're gonna start learning Fur Elise by Beethoven. We're going to learn

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如何演奏 "Fur Elise "鋼琴教程/樂譜(貝多芬) (How To Play "Fur Elise" Piano Tutorial / Sheet Music (Beethoven))

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