Mozart Theme from Sonata in C. 2 2
And if you practice this piece hands separately for 3 3
a long time, you'll eventually see that it's easier than it first appears. 4 4
And the reason is it uses a lot of ascending and descending 5 5
skills in the melody, and the left hand is a quite straightforward pattern. 6 6
[MUSIC] 7 7
So let's try the right hand. 8 8
Just watch the fingering carefully. 9 9
[MUSIC] 10 10
And this is one of the ascending scales, so watch the fingering here. 11 11
[SOUND] One, [SOUND] four. 12 12
Eventually you got to turn your four over so you can get right down to the bottom. 13 13
[MUSIC]. 14 14
And this one's going to be slightly different, C sharp. 15 15
[MUSIC] 16 16
And your gonna branch up the two. 17 17
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So the left hand, first of all notice that the notation uses two right hand 19 19
treble clefs for the first four and two quarter bars. 20 20
It's just to make it easier to note it. 21 21
Cuz the left hand's ridden so high up the piano, rather than putting it on langs and 22 22
spaces above the bass cleft, it just root it on the treble cleft and 23 23
put it underneath the right hand. 24 24
Just makes it easier. 25 25
So that lower note there is actually middle C. 26 26
[MUSIC] 27 27
And your tendency is to want to keep doing that. 28 28
[MUSIC] 29 29
But it changes. [MUSIC] 30 30
And again. [MUSIC] 31 31
And again. 32 32
[MUSIC] 33 33
And this is where it changes back to the bass clef, so 34 34
that first note on that bar is still on a treble clef but it's left hand. 35 35
[MUSIC] 36 36
And that's where it changes there. 37 37
[MUSIC] 38 38
Wherever hands now back onto the base clef. 39 39
Okay? 40 40
The other thing to look out for is the last two bars. 41 41
So it's just a good pattern to consider. 42 42
[MUSIC] 43 43
So that's up a G chord 44 44
[MUSIC] 45 45
And C chord. 46 46
Okay and G again. 47 47
Now when your playing hands together, 48 48
take it extremely slowly. 49 49
[MUSIC] 50 50
Okay and then so that's what's going to change. 51 51
[MUSIC] 52 52
And so on.