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Sorry to derail slightly, but this thread seems more relevant than starting a new one... I've been playing for 8 months now, with a teacher for 3 of those, and have done the whole clocks by coldplay bit, and am moving onto some Bach, Satie, the easier side of 'classical' (for technique, not really what i'd want to play). Anyhow all this time i've been using a budget £100 Yamaha keyboard, and i'm now looking to upgrade - something with weighted keys, and something 'gig-able'. Are there any recommendations in the £2-300 range? ($400-600)? I know very little about various brands etc, and so any help would be appreciated!
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Hughmoris posted:
Your pretty much correct with alot of your answers. The top staff is melody, with the chords on the one below it. You'd usually play the melody with your Right hand, and the Chords with the left (obviously practise them seperately before doing both at the same time) The song is in G, and your right, that is a natural F in the third chord. Dont sharpen it for the rest of that bar (so for the chord after it aswell). It doesnt come up again in that extract of music, but if later in the song you have another F, it'd be sharp again (unless theres a natural sign again). Your right with the two G's on the last two chords aswell. Obviously you'd only play one. Looking at the guitar chords, there are two G's there (which is possible on a guitar), and so i guess someone typed in the guitar chords, and the program is just representing exactly what the guitar chords are. Just a dodgy transcription! Enjoy Desperado! edit: doh, spent too long writing the reply!
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