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Uploaded by on Feb 25, 2010

How to play Winter - Tori Amos - Little Earthquakes - 1992.

Sorry about the poor light in the first half of the video; I forgot my energy-saving light bulb takes about half an hour to warm up and emit more than three photons at a time.

Part 1:
Introduction
"Snow can wait, I forgot my mittens
Wipe my nose, get my new boots on
I get a little warm in my heart when I think of Winter
I put my hand in my father's glove

I run off where the drifts get deeper
Sleeping Beauty trips me with a frown
I hear a voice, 'You must learn to stand up
For yourself 'cause I can't always be around'
He says: "

Sheet music here: http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/figure_it_out/

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  • Did you learn this piece from sheet music or transcribe it by ear from the recording? It seems much closer to what Tori plays on Little Earthquakes than the sheet music I bought. I was just wondering if there is some source for better pop sheet music, or if pop music simply has to be played by ear in order to accurately reproduce the sound heard on a recording.

  • @virtuallyayla I learnt to play this from sheet music - there is a link in the video's info to a yahoo group where you can download Winter and dozens of other Tori sheets for free. Let me know if you have any trouble x

  • I am sorry to be a pain in the arse because I’ve just posted on your Leather vid but it’s such a shame you keep referring to black keys as “flat”. Anyone writing down the notes as you’re saying them will end up all over the place and wondering what the hell they’ve done wrong!!

    White keys – FLAT. Black keys – SHARP.

  • @ParlyCharly I don't know who taught you music theory, but you should ask for your money back xx

  • those links aren't valid anymore :((

    the vid is awesome but i need to see the music sheets as well to understand it better xD

    could you please reupload any of them? that would be awesome.

    anyway, thanks for this amazing video! <3 cheers

  • @lily14011807 Lame. Sorry, I don't have the pdf of this, I just found that link. I checked the Figure it Out link - that still works (you can join the group and download the sheet music software for free). Hope it works xxPippa

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  • I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to make these 4 videos, this is one of my favorite songs and I've wanted to play it for a while. I promise you I won't let your time go to waste. I like videos like these because I'm not very good at reading sheet music, I'm more of a visual learner. I will post it on my account in a few months when I get it done and you can let me know how I did. I just wanted to take a few seconds to thank you for helping me get this dream off the shelf.

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  • dude this is really quiet, i don't get it at all.

  • thanks :) all the sheet music sucks

  • @ParlyCharly P.S...Winter is played in the key of Eb Minor...which is Eb, F, Gb, Ab, Bb, Cb, Db..

  • Respond to this video... If you were playing in the key of A # minor, the SAME key that was Bb in the previous scale would now become A# since you are substituting it for the A. Get it? You're welcome.

  • @ParlyCharly Uhhh...wrong Parly dude. It totally depends what key you're in...For example, in the key of G, F is sharp...meaning once you get to the F, you have to play the "black key" above it in order for the scale to sound correct...G, A, B, C, D, E, F#...so, since you're going up one black key relative to the F, that makes it a sharp...in the key of F, B is flat...meaning once you get to the B, you must go DOWN one black key in order for it to sound right...F, G, A, Bb, C, D, E...however,

  • @ParlyCharly not to be rude/smart but a black key can be flat and sharp at the same time. the whites are called naturals:)

  • E flat??? lol,ive really never heard that till now(though i knew it was there) lol,well thanks for the vid..it helped alot that you named then instead of making us folllow along like most videos:)

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