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Rhythm number 3, Oom Pah.
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It's called Oom Pah because
that's how it sounds.
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Oom Pah.
Oom Pah.
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Practice playing a right-hand C chord
at a steady four beats per bar.
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One, two, three, four, one, two,
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three, four, one, two, three, four.
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You're going to add a two note
pattern in the left hand.
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The left-hand pattern uses two of the
notes that are in the right-hand chord.
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So the right-hand chord plays C, E, and G.
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The left hand is going to use C and
G but in reverse.
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C down to G.
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Be careful not to play too
many beats in the left hand.
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Each left-hand note is held for
two right-hand beats.
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One, two, three, four.
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One, two, three, four,
one, two three, four.
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One, two, three, four.
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Now try the practice
progression on the next page.
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You're going to transpose this rhythm
to the four chords you learned for
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the progression for Blue Moon.
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C, A minor, F, and G.
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Each pattern will feel exactly the same.
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So C.
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And you're going to move everything
down two notes to A minor.
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And then you're going to move
everything down two notes again to F.
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If I move everything up one note to G.
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Let's try that.
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Now when you're playing this particular
rhythm, you can try to add your own touch
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to it, because sometimes when you're
playing it, it can be very strict.
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It can be slightly boring, so
try to change the rhythm slightly,
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just add a little touch in,
so maybe snap the left hand.
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Or you could come in a little
bit early on the left hand.
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And you'll learn these little
extra touches later on.