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[Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] hi I’m Tommy from a learning today Museum today we’re going to learn music box dancer what this song we’re going to learn three new things first very important chords seventh chord and the second we’re going to learn how to connect the melody lines between two hands and the medalist Kirsten favorite techniques now let’s see how it goes now if you look at the score the first line is literally repeating the same chord C chord now C is definitely ceg most is just the core and right hand once I don’t wanna you play C and if you look at the second line it’s also many C chord except a very last measure its F where is f chord C but in here after the C F chord instead of moving far maybe come down to the C here and making aversions so C to M so this song is played within the primary chord which is [Music] but in here there is a g7 so we’re gonna add learned out one soup no let’s see the beanie laughs 10 starts with the C chord so which is a c g and right hand start with the C – so let’s go slow 1 2 3 go C and right ass chain [Music] now just stop let’s see the first line is Larry repeating the same patterns over and over again which is this two letters [Music] but this simple Court made such a beautiful sound so it repeats back over and over so just practice two matters first and when you get that measure well then moving on to the next now before we move it on you see it nothing and it was too right head so make sure that you keep holding it until you play the C and then play a G and leave it this is the one that we’re gonna learn today melody lines between hands if you don’t pay attention to that then you will lose the smoothness sounds like this so enacting boundary lines between two hands this is really important technique so if you know the first line the second line will be easy too because it’s the same thing so if we move it onto the second line the first note starts with the right and see [Music] go to the right one two three one and we’ll fancy G and right head see left hand comes back again the sea and right hand both the sea and right head who’s Farsi again so you have to stretch and left hang on see so there’s a line starts with the title so you don’t repeat the Chi but you have to keep holding and left in place the C chord again so – the next one is cheap war so nothing goes [Music] and then here that’s the mouth on your leg comes but you have to play with your left hand [Music] so this is really important technique that you should remember while you’re playing the song okay let’s move it on C chord part right hand is on e and left hand is on C too [Music] so right search for cc-1 see quarter three four and right and be ready to G and left and go down be lefting gene this is melody line so you’ll have to remember to play it loud enough so let’s see em right now repeat the same C for UPS the three times actually okay and moving on to the sea again trouble C F chord part nothing a again this is also melody line so you have a rapper but if I keep folding so it goes that’s Melanie light remember and we’ll get into the next to wine and see bird here you can repeat the C with the snake fear number or you can do it boom actually I prefer switching its turn switched but many of you may feel comfortable stay with one finger so it should be okay just whatever you use keep use the same finger over and over it don’t switch him around okay no let’s move it on to the cheese seventh chord here oh but just wait that’s G seventh part but are we gonna learn later so let’s go you’re nice you have to connect between twigs and left hand right then keep holding because it’s a tide and left hand so soon in a sport part again trouble c ml you like [Music] so she tied here g7 chord apart right in G and left it goes B here is the melody line – so connect [Music] so you have remember this part it’s really really important and also it’s a hard to play it is here as one line not like remember to connect – you may need to practice couple of times to make the sound right now that’s the first two part first apart seems pretty easy right compared to the last two lessons I know the last two lessons was really hard now you just keep practice the very beginning – up to here apart a couple of times and when you can play well on the melody line and right and left and combinations then we’ll be done – the Part B Part B is the same song but completely different way of playing it in part be left in place the court and bright hand plays the melody line now in Part II the melody line shares between two hands right and a left hand in [Music] like this but in Part B this melody line will be played by randomly so maybe we may have to go bright and only first for Part B now let’s see Part B starts with octave higher so instead of never see it goes to trouble see so higher see one to rest to and G so switch to finger number five so that you can go down here now if you look at the finger number is that’s that too but no goes downs you have to remember you crossing finger number two over the one like this and coming back again this is very important crossing finger technique that we don’t learn today so if you see it it seems like but it’s not many people plays by looking at the finger number and automatically hits the D but it’s not the deal this is a G so you have to go down baby and cross it over to finger number two smooth and coming back again like this you got it so let’s see like this are you sure that you just crossed it over like this your finger number one is a stay and two is just moving touchy touchy touchy touchy so practice this [Music] this is one of the most confusing part because of the fingering now the next part is boom see and the same see but each one number two so that we can go down to GE or from the beginning you can play it booming a number twice it really doesn’t matter this part decide a finger number whichever easier for you okay so now let’s go from the part I will use one two and here see again but don’t play with the finger number two but come with one because we have to go up higher notes so [Music] [Applause] here is also two finger numbers you can use one three five months you can go that way or that boss okay so you decide whichever it’s good now the next part is G right hand thing here is the same technique roasting over two one one [Music] save time save for in this side again if you’re crying over gone [Music] g-gee tied 1-1 and gee baby here is again crossing over [Music] ty boy boom-boom again by crossing over [Music] tie crossover [Music] tied to now so you need to practice part be right hand only then edit left hand now we’re going to learn new corn seventh chord have you ever heard seventh chord before seventh chord looks like this letter what number seven yes you know what is letter right understands for major and minor chord so if it’s a G major just letter G the seventh so G seventh chord D seventh chord C seventh chord now what is a seventh chord mean seventh chord means in the basic chord you and one more not like this yes but there is two seventh chords so you may have to remember which one is which one now today we’re going to learn only the one that we are most often using minor seven for now let’s see how to find the chord C seven means first we have to find the C chord just letter C means C major so and what about the next letter seven stands for the seventh lorry so you just draw the first to seventh notable bit so one two three four five six seven you can count or just draw circle above it line to line got it then do you remember I said there is two summers time major seventh and minor seven now the major seventh is from the seaport name so see here Topsy you come half step down so just wanted up step down then just regular beat this is major seventh so whenever you see the major seventh we are going to run like this C major seventh got it then minor seven one more half step down because always minor is one half step smaller than the major so don’t see two two half steps coming down one two this is C seventh chord which we normally talking about so whenever you see just letter where the seven means aiming the seventh Nord but the seven store has to be the two half step down from the letter name oh it’s confusing right now let’s see G 7th means first you find a cheap work where is the G chord [Music] seven you just added one more knot and then we have to think about it is this true half step down from the letter G so J here one oh this is only DG 7th court yes got it no let’s do one more what about F seven S stands for F major chord so just F major chord some of means you have to draw another notes above it so skip skip skip another ste ii and this point we have to find it it’s just really to have stepped down from the letter name so if it’s a p– up here one oh this one is one half step down only we have to come one more half step down to this one then we need e flat like this to be a F seventh chord so f seventh chord looks like this and then we write a symbol like that so pretty much the same way whenever you see just letters and the number seven means you have to come down to a half step from the letter names so now let’s come back to Part B the left hand sink work so see [Music] seek for and she sounds so P in this time player F and G [Music] and then the last of thing is the same way so once you know the court it’s really easy now let’s go from part to be both it together ready right hand is on see left hand is on see 2 1 2 3 go [Music] right hand to see [Music] two three four and G so here [Music] you thorn s Richard to be my number two to leave to go down to G you [Music] see one two three four [Music] you [Music] to see again [Music] that’s it today we learn very important things Newport the Sabbath Court you may have questions about major seventh and minor sevenths what if there’s minor chord than the seventh how it’s gonna be and how do I have to figure it out that’s fine hold on we’re gonna learn that one soon so just wait for that and today you only need to remember how to find the letters with seventh on it so seventh chord regular seventh chord and also in this video we’ll learn how to cross on the finger and how to connect the melody line between two hands I hope you enjoyed the song and we’ll see you next week bye [Music] you [Music]