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Fake Stride Part 4 and 5.
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So now it's time to introduce a right
hand melody with the left pattern.
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So you can get both hands working
together before you try the entertainer.
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The first left hand is the one that we've
stripped right down to the very basics,
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taking out the third.
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Just the root, fifth.
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Right hand pattern.
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Just based around a broken C chord.
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Hovering up to F.
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Okay, let's try it.
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So you may not actually find that too
difficult, because that right hand pattern
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seems to fit very easily
into the left hand pattern.
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So just keep playing it over and
over again.
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In part 5,
you're going to bring in the 3rd.
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So it thickens up the sound a bit.
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And you'll play that type of fifth
stride with the entertainer.
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So, let's try that, keep it a bit slower.
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