Beethoven Fur Elise. 2 2
The reason this piece is often used for beginners is that it makes very 3 3
obvious use of chord tones and the left and right hands are almost separate. 4 4
Notice the left hand is very often in the balanced style discussed in book five. 5 5
The only exception is the E chord [SOUND] is simply a broken chord. 6 6
Watch the fingering very carefully because you'll need correct 7 7
fingering in order to move on to the next melody note. 8 8
[MUSIC] 9 9
A minor ballad left hand running up. 10 10
An A minor backwards. 11 11
[SOUND] Watch the four fingering. 12 12
E broken chord left hand. 13 13
E broken chord right hand. 14 14
A minor ballad. 15 15
Octave E but binds up to four, not five. 16 16
[MUSIC] 17 17
Running out A minor backwards, E broken chord. 18 18
[MUSIC] 19 19
A minor ballad. [SOUND] Now the C ballad. 20 20
[SOUND] G ballad. 21 21
A minor ballad. 22 22
[SOUND] And instead of an E broken chord, this time you're doing an E ballad. 23 23
[SOUND] And you're replacing that note, okay, so 24 24
I'm gonna bounce up an octave on the fourth finger. 25 25
[MUSIC] 26 26
A minor ballad, running up to A minor backwards, 27 27
E broken chord, E broken chord, 28 28
A minor ballad, octave, 29 29
[SOUND] A minor ballad, E broken chord. 30 30
[MUSIC]