"The Parkas" i hate to say it but Andrew Plays in the Key of E Major. D# is the correct note. if it doesn't sound right your piano needs a bit of tuning. And i was actually backstage with him about 2 months ago and i played the song for him and he just laughed at me, because he gets alot of mail about that song. He was joking how he shouldhave just wrote the song in the key of A, but it just didn't sound right.
I'm not arguing the key. the chord behind that particular note is E major, and he hits the seventh. it's a D i'm telling you. play it side by side, and you'll see.
can u just like play the whole song from this angle cuz i wrote down all the notes but they dont make sense if i cant hear them being played all at once
you play the right hand wrong.
whisperlouder 2 years ago
Thanks man. You're a stud.
nmj36 3 years ago
left hand is incredibly unclear. Re-post this and it could be excellent
Stevieb182 3 years ago 2
in the beginning, it's not
[G#,E,D#]
it's
[G#,E,D]
no sharp.
i'm seriously not trying to be rude, like this is really good. just that one little mistake.
bengalfreek12rb12 3 years ago 4
I love the piano in this song.
Tamfict23 3 years ago
im confused at left hand part
pls i need more detail at the left hand part
but rest of the tutorial is very great
xWhiteBeastx 3 years ago
wrong
rbizzle18 3 years ago
unclear.
rubbrbandman 3 years ago
Your pretty much amazing!
fergaliciousally 4 years ago
Great! Just where you play a D sharp in the right hand it should be a D
LivM8 4 years ago 3
You weren't really clear on some parts-- this is the only video out there that shows how to play it, so learning to play it is sort of slow going.
Ruseofpoison 4 years ago
that was awesome,dude.great job.
xvintagerockerx 4 years ago
It's definitely meant to be a D. Even without matching it up to the song at the same time, I can tell it just sounds wrong.
Jussterr 4 years ago
Actually, Kubuta, Theparkas is right.
Where you are playing the D# with your right, it should just be a D.
Play it like that and then listen to the actual recording and you'll see that he's right.
xawesomexskaxmusicx 4 years ago
hah ur really good
suphoe04 4 years ago
what are the chords for the chorus?
rcm118 4 years ago
Legit. But can you redo it much slower so non-piano players can pick it up
goldscher22 4 years ago
thanks for posting, this is great.
what are the chords for the chorus though?
kerny13 4 years ago
"The Parkas" i hate to say it but Andrew Plays in the Key of E Major. D# is the correct note. if it doesn't sound right your piano needs a bit of tuning. And i was actually backstage with him about 2 months ago and i played the song for him and he just laughed at me, because he gets alot of mail about that song. He was joking how he shouldhave just wrote the song in the key of A, but it just didn't sound right.
kubuta 4 years ago
I'm not arguing the key. the chord behind that particular note is E major, and he hits the seventh. it's a D i'm telling you. play it side by side, and you'll see.
Theparkas 4 years ago
YOur right. i'll update this soon!
kubuta 4 years ago
lol. thats alot to remember! do you happen to have the actual sheet music for it?? but thanks that was great.
iliveunderwater 4 years ago
All done by ear. No sheet music for it.
kubuta 4 years ago
can u just like play the whole song from this angle cuz i wrote down all the notes but they dont make sense if i cant hear them being played all at once
LMRRP 4 years ago
that first D# in the right hand should be a D.
Theparkas 4 years ago
I think my head exploded a little, but I'm gonna work on it. :D Thanks for uploading!!
divineinfidel 5 years ago