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[Music]

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hey everybody

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aaron whitehead here again excited to be

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with you

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i know it's been a while but i've got

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some exciting things coming want to

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announce a partnership i've made with

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the tanara music learning platform more

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information

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on that to come if you're watching this

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in the weeks and months ahead you can

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even click in the description below i'll

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have information there

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and a link to the resource that i'm

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going to be sharing about

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releasing in the next few weeks so i've

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been really

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enjoying playing some jazz standards

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lately

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and there's none other that i love more

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than fly me to the moon

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it's such a great jazz standard and so i

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wanted to teach you guys a little bit

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of how to do it and it's not that

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complicated i'm going to show different

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layers of complexity

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you can pick the one that fits your

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skill level right now and just build

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from there so

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i've got a picture here of the lead

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sheet and let's focus

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first on looking at the melody line

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[Music]

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this is middle c right here and so

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uh the melody line is relatively

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simple i always like to look for

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patterns okay so we start

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up here on uh this c an octave above

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middle c

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with our pinky and we're basically going

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to go down in five

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note groups like this okay so pinkies

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here thumbs here and all the other

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fingers fall in between

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and we're just simply going to walk from

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the top down to the bottom like this

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okay so that's fly me to the moon okay

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we walk down and then we walk up

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but when we get to the top we skip this

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note this b

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and jump straight to the c that's the

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pattern so it's a walk down

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a walk back up but you skip the second

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to last note so it's like this

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[Music]

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okay and then we slide our whole hand

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down to the next five

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and we're going to do a similar pattern

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but this time we're just going to walk

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down to the bottom

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and land at the bottom

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okay so that's kind of the whole phrase

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right there if i put it together it goes

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like this

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okay that's the the pattern now that's

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going to repeat

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as i slide my fingers down to the next

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five okay so now i'm here

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start at the top

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now on this one there's a change in the

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key a little bit it throws in a different

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chord here and so we're gonna

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rather than going down these same five

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notes we're gonna actually go down here

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okay so that's kind of a change in the

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phrase there at the end of the

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second part so that second section there

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again from this

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five note pattern is like this

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okay so now let me do both of those

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parts together

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all the way through like this

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[Music]

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all right so that's kind of the end of

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that phrase the beginning phrase and

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here's where it changes a little bit

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okay we're gonna go from here

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all right so i was on the c c sharp

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and then

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[Music]

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so that's the second portion of the

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phrase it's a little bit more

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complicated there's not really a pattern

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in there you're just going to have to

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familiarize yourself so we ended the

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first pattern here

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and we go c sharp

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[Music]

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okay and then we jump down here

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all right that's the second half

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of uh the melody the first part of the

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melody and then it repeats notice the b

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section so that was the a section on the

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lead sheet now here's the b

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section starts the exact same

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[Music]

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okay exactly same even goes to the same

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place here

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here's where there's a little change we

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land there

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and then we go

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[Music]

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okay i'll do that part b the b section

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again

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[Music]

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okay

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[Music]

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all right so that's the a and the b

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section you'll notice in the b

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section there's a coda and so when you

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play through and you get all the way

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down to the very end of the song

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okay then when you get to that coda on

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the e minor you're going to jump to that

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last line

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okay so um starts in other words

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please here's the coda we jump up here

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we're on that last line we jump to the

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high e

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and then

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[Music]

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that's the very last part of the song

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that's when you end the song that's how

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you end the song

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okay so that's the melody line for the

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right hand

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take a moment go back repeat this

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section really learn

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the right hand melody okay

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now i'm going to show you the left hand

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and i'm going to start just by simply

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walking

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through the chords okay and when i say

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walking through i'm just going to see or

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play the

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root name of each one so we can get the

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transitions and that what it's called

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the uh

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harmonic rhythm the rhythm of the

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harmony changes okay

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so we start on a and you're gonna notice

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a pattern here too okay it's kind of

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this pattern where i just

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walk down like this

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[Music]

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okay but it's uh four beats on each one

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so one two

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three four one

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[Music]

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that takes me the end of the second line

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and then i jump back up here to the g

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again g c

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now slight change here i'm at the end of

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the third line i'm gonna go

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e minor a only two beats on each one of

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those and i can even come down here to

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the low d

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and then down on that c

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which i'm at the end of the towards the

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end of the fourth line and then i go

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b that's the turnaround that takes me

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back

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to the uh to the b section at the start

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of it again

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c f i'm on the second line of the b

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section

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[Music]

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a d

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c and then the two turn around

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it takes me back to the top okay now i'm

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repeating the song i'm going to do a

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solo or i'm going to sing or whatever

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i'm going to do at that point

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so now the trick is going to be putting

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these together the two hands so

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practice that go and work through the

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rhythm

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of the left hand part

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and when you think you're ready try

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putting these two parts together like

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this

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[Music]

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and you can swing it with the rhythm

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however you want okay

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[Music]

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so

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[Music]

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turn around b-section

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[Music]

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do

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end of the b section

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[Music]

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turn around okay

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so that's how that part works um

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that is the a section the b section if

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you were to go to the ending right there

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the coda on the b

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section uh let's see if we go from uh

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[Music]

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all right so that is the uh the whole

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thing in terms of right hand left hand

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you could just practice that part get

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that part down you're going to be

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excited that's going to be awesome

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when you're ready for the next thing

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what you're going to want to do

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is uh add the actual chords now you can

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do it in the left hand

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or you could do it the chords in the

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right hand uh and sing

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that's up to you what i like to do is

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make it actually a walking bass pattern

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in the left hand that

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kind of gives the rhythm of the song so

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what you're going to do for that

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is you're going to

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actually walk through the notes a minor

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7 chord is like this

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so i'm going to play one note on each

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quarter note

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[Music]

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so on the a minor 7 a minor seven

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d minor seven g

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seven c

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by the time i get to the second i'm on

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c7 okay and then

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af major seven b minor

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flat five e seven

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a minor seven sometimes i like to go

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back to that because the c

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sharp you notice it goes from a minor to

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h uh a7

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or you can walk it all the way up and

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then d7

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g7 c major 7

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and then on this e minor a7 you have to

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change part way through so i get the e

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and the g in there and then i go a

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c sharp okay and now i'm back to the d

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minor seven

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g seven c major seven

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and then the turn around i can go down

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here and then that's the b7 b minor 7

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down there

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e7 e to the g and then back to e a minor

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to start the b section okay if this is

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too much for you just stop stay with the

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first two parts

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okay if you feel like you want more when

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you practice and you're ready for the

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next thing here's where you go in the

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next part

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okay and then when you put them together

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it goes like this

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[Music]

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now

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[Music]

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i'm sorry

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[Music]

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b section

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[Music]

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nice six

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[Music]

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okay so that's the basic kind of root

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part of walking the bass line with the

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melody line in the right hand

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then what you can do if you want to keep

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going you want something more than that

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if you want to sing along or you want to

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add some rhythm parts

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what you're going to do is you're just

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going to accent you can accent parts or

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you can add other elements of the chord

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when you get there so rather than just

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doing a simple melody line

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[Music]

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so i can take parts of the chord

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[Music]

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and you can play with the melody line

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[Music]

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oh sorry

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[Music]

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so

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[Music]

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you just keep going from there okay

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uh if you wanted to sing it i might do

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something where i just i'm gonna play

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the chords in the right hand and then sing

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along like

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among the stars

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let me see what spring is

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hold my hands

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in other words

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darling kiss me

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fill my heart with song and let me

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sing forever

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in other words

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i love you

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[Music]

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or something like that all right so i

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hope you guys enjoyed that different

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layers of complexity from the simple

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just single bass line and the melody

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line to a walking bass line with some

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chords even singing it if you want so thank you

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guys so much for checking out my videos

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for finding me here on youtube

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don't forget to like and subscribe god

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bless you and we'll see you next time

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[Music]

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[Music]

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In this video I teach you how to play the jazz standard Fly Me to the Moon. We work from a simple version of right hand melody and left hand bass note, to a more complex version of walking bass line and embellished melody. We wrap up learning how to play and sing the song at the same time. Find the lead sheet for this song here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rHkzagpuxnf8ed-4IPjbBg9NXzrRsjwW/view?usp=sharing Learn to play piano with me! https://connect.tonara.com/learning-group/12470 Intro: 0:00 Right Hand Melody Line: 1:15 Left Hand Bass Line: 6:32 Melody & Bass Together: 8:46 Melody & Walking Bass: 10:42 Embellished Melody & Walking Bass: 14:21 Play & Sing: 15:52 Outro: 17:12 Learn to play the piano from my series of tutorials whether you are an expert or beginner. From lessons to Fur Elise, you will find all your piano needs here!

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