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How to play Pork and Beans on piano PART 1

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Uploaded by on May 30, 2008

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In this video I first show you the new letternames for the 5 black keys!

In PART 2 I review this section and add the chorus. It is the easiest tutorial on YouTube (viewers comment). See the video response.

Thanks to everyone who messaged me, but please include your email address, and leaving a video comment is nice too!

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  • This is the best way of teaching i have seen, Congrats on discovering it... Learnt it very easy and very quick Thanks

  • Thanks mate! Did you look at parts 2 and 3 as well?

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  • @ExpressStaveNotation The answer is A B C# D E F G# A

  • nice! very effective

    

  • Very good!

    Now i play a harmonic minor scale with a key signature of 3 flats ascending one octave, but starting on the 5th degree, film it and play it backwards in the mirror, without sound. What do I appear to play?

  • left hand, Gm

  • If youre so smart, here is a little test. I play a D major chord on the piano with my right hand and take a picture. Then I look at the picture in the mirror. What hand and what chord appears to be played?

  • if it took you 12 years to notice that, your a fuckin idiot

  • thats really nice. what about the chorus?

  • intresting key names, its wierd to me cuz ive always learnt it the normal way but i can see how that way could be easier

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