Twist rhythm number two. 2 2
Hopefully by now, you're able play the original twist rhythm. 3 3
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Now as nice as that sounds, the only draw back with it is there's a lot of right 5 5
hand bass and at times it can sound overly fussy, 6 6
complicated, a bit loud, for instance, if you're singing along with it. 7 7
And we can fix this problem by keeping the same left hand rhythm, 8 8
which is basically what the whole sound comes from. 9 9
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And what you're going to do is you're just going to omit some of the right hand 11 11
beats. 12 12
And you'll still get the basic sound, but it'll just sound lighter, 13 13
less complicated. 14 14
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Now it's not as easy as the original twist rhythm, because in the first rhythm, 16 16
you kinda know what you're doing in the right hand. 17 17
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And this time, you're gonna have to sort of break things up a bit. 19 19
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But once you get it, and it's in your head, 21 21
then it is actually easier than the first one. 22 22
Because you're not having to repeat your hand so many, many times. 23 23
So now only try the second twist if you've mastered the original one, okay? 24 24
So if you haven't, go back and try that again. 25 25
So look at the sheet music on the page. 26 26
And you can take it very slowly and just follow it. 27 27
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So one and two and three and four. 29 29
And one and two and three and four. 30 30
And one and two and three and four. 31 31
And one and two and three and four. 32 32
And one and two and three and four. 33 33
And one. 34 34
Okay, now try out this new rhythm with the Let's Twist Again chords C, 35 35
A minor, F and G. 36 36
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This time, you're gonna play the sequence, but you're going to play 38 38
the first right hand chord of each bar with a fast, sweeping movement. 39 39
One note at a time from the thumb up to the wee finger. 40 40
Instead of like that and then [SOUND]. 41 41
This is called a glissando. 42 42
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