Moving beyond 3 notes, Greensleaves. 2 2
Begin at the first three note left-hand pattern that you learned, 3 3
the basic ballad style, A minor. 4 4
First, fifth, back to first. 5 5
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And it's not bad, and it works for lots of things, but it can be slightly limiting, 7 7
slightly thin sound. 8 8
And if you play it all the time, it'll get repetitive. 9 9
So we're going to move beyond that and move something else on top of it. 10 10
So what you're going to try is add two extra notes to the end of 11 11
the pattern with your left hand. 12 12
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Right, it's a bit like when you did that with your right hand. 14 14
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Okay, you're gonna add the same two notes on. 16 16
So it's actually the second and the third, but you're doing it with your left hand, 17 17
so you can free your right hand up to play a melody. 18 18
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Okay, sounds nice. 20 20
So you can see what it looks like in musical notation. 21 21
And then you have to transpose that pattern for 22 22
Greensleeves to the chords of G. 23 23
So start with A minor. 24 24
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And G so everything's just moved down one. 26 26
So it's this first, fifth, first again, second, third. 27 27
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And F. 29 29
E. 30 30
Remember it's not E minor, it's an E, so this is going to be. 31 31
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Just remember that E has the two black notes directly after E. 33 33
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There's also going to be a C in there, so. 35 35
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So just practice that repeatedly. 37 37
Do it with one of the chords. 38 38
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And then practice changing the chord. 40 40
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