Jean Philippe Rameau Rondino. 2 2
There's two things you can learn from this piece. 3 3
One is the spacing between notes that are very close to each other on 4 4
the sheet music. 5 5
So when you go from a 6 6
[MUSIC] space to a line to a space to a line, 7 7
you can see it's one note difference. 8 8
Then from a line [SOUND] to a line [SOUND], there's a gap. 9 9
[MUSIC] 10 10
Space to space there's a gap. 11 11
So if you observe that very closely so 12 12
[MUSIC] 13 13
space, line, space, line, line, gap, space, 14 14
line, space, line, space, space, gap. 15 15
[MUSIC] 16 16
Another thing you can do is if you get used to the tune in your head, 17 17
you can almost memorize it. 18 18
And then you concentrate on the left hand, which you might find a bit more difficult. 19 19
So let's hear the first eight bars and 20 20
see if you can memorize it. 21 21
[MUSIC] 22 22
Okay, so if you had to sing that again, 23 23
you'd possibly might be able to because it's very straightforward. 24 24
[MUSIC] 25 25
And then, close your eyes, so put your small finger on the start of it, 26 26
close your eyes and try to play it again. 27 27
[MUSIC] 28 28
Next four bars. 29 29
[MUSIC] 30 30
You could almost play that with your eyes closed, it's all very close together. 31 31
You just remember the sequence of the pattern of the notes. 32 32
So if you memorized the right hand then you just focus on the left hand and 33 33
notice where the notes come in. 34 34
[MUSIC] 35 35
And then follow the same process with the last eight bars of melody is. 36 36
[MUSIC] 37 37
All right? 38 38
So just follow that same process and you should get through that song okay.