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Right hand chord drifts.
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The Double Shuffle.
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We're gonna try what is
called a double shuffle,
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a great rhythm that drives
the beat forward like a train.
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It looks hard but once you get it,
you won't forget it.
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So listen carefully.
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So you can see how it drives it forward.
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It does sound something like a train.
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Now, to practice it,
play it very slowly to begin with.
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It's hard to describe verbally, so
better to look at the sheet music.
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Just look at it as patterns, don't worry
about what the notes actually are.
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You know that's a C
chord on the right hand.
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And the light on time.
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Basically, you're looking for the little
red dotted lines where they're coming in.
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Okay, then you can try to get it faster.
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