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How to play Don't stop believin' intro by Journey on piano

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  • I think i account for over half the views trying to learn this.

  • THIS HURTS MY RIGHT HAND

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  • on the second time through the intro (left hand), you are hitting Db Eb Db A toward the end of the riff. Try hitting Db Eb Ab A. It sounds much better, and its closer to the way the song is actually played. Just some constructive criticism. Keep up the good work though. Journey has a few fill in notes you may not be hearing.

  • Theres and alternating Ab in there instead of an A, and its called "Dont Stop Believing". But what the heck, most bands I play this with play it wrong too.

  • Wrong way

  • I'm guessing that this video is for people with little to no experience? That's not that correct compared to the actual song..

  • What about the other parts

  • HELP. My mine gets mixed up when im trying to put the two hands both together!!!!

    I can play both parts but my mine just mixes up & i'm not able to play both parts put together (left hand & right hand)

  • @blink182fan365 A real piano produces a more realistic sound.

  • @AmberRayAmber same here! I got it down tho! Its awesome :)

  • piano and keyboards are basically the same thing

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