Hello It's Me - Todd Rundgren Piano Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- 💥 Learn how to play "Hello It's Me" with this step-by-step tutorial!
💥pierrejpiscitelli@gmail.com for inquiries and ZOOM lessons :)
‼️This is mostly geared towards intermediate piano players who already have a grasp on note names, finger numbers, and have already played a few beginner pieces.
‼️ Go at your own pace! Don't forget that you can click on the little gear ⚙️ icon to slow down the video. You can always pause and restart as many times as necessary. We all learn differently! :)
‼️ New tutorials are coming EVERY WEEK! Comment down below and let me know what you would like to learn!
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📘 Books I’ve authored /co-authored:
📙www.amazon.com/Music-Lyle-May...
📙www.amazon.com/Eberhard-Lyle-...
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:45 Intro Chords
01:50 Verse 1
04:33 Verse 2
06:55 Bridge
13:06 Verse 3
13:19 Bridge 2
14:09 Verse 4
16:32 Ending
📷Gear that I used in this video:
Yamaha CP40
Yamaha MG12XU
Yamaha HS5 (S2)
MacBook Pro (Running LPX and FCP X)
Garritan CFX Piano VST
Sony ZV-E10
iPhone 14 Pro
Sennheiser MKE600 Shotgun Microphone
Neewer NL660 Lights (X2)
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Todd Rundgren is a GENIUS! His best work is Nearly Human....a MASTERPIECE!
My favorite album of his, hands down!!
very good , one of my favorite songs from way back
Thank you
more Todd pls
Thanks!
Thank YOU! This is very generous- I appreciate your viewership and support 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Another great one! I don't even have to request songs, you're already picking all my favorites. Thanks again, Pierre!
Haha! So glad to hear that.
I can’t believe this song is 52 years old. I was born a year after it came out. Some of my earliest memories were of my hippy parents playing this album quite a bit back then. I’ll usually play it 2 or 3 times in a row, myself when I’m in the mood to hear it. Good memories with a lot of nostalgia! Tyvm!
Love to hear it. The "Something/Anything" album is a masterpiece.
Gracias por tus claras y eficaces explicaciones, Pierre. Todd Rundgren es uno de mis músicos favoritos. Saludos desde Vallirana, Barcelona, Catalunya, España. En el primer segundo del vídeo ya empiezas a tocar. No sería mejor dejar unos segundos y así poder tocar sobre el vídeo?
Just subscribed to your channel -- really love the tutorials and of course the songs. This Todd song reminds me of high school. At the moment its above my ability but now a goal. Thanks for doing the one! Would love it if you could also do I Saw The Light.
Hey Pierre, new to your channel and really like your teaching style. This is such a great song. Also just learned I saw the light by TG. It would be great if you ended your tutorial with a full run through of the song...just a suggestion. Thanks so much for this.
Thanks! I used to, but that can result in copyright strikes so I have to be careful. Better for now to teach everyone the pieces that they need in order to put the song together.
all the bangers Pierre 👍
🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Pierre, excellent channel - your teaching style is easy to follow - consider putting a link so that some of us grateful learners can send a tip for you !
That's very kind of you! I never ask for anything, but RUclips has built in features that you'll find under the videos to send "super thanks" donations if you choose to do so. Thanks for your support and kind words.
@@pierrejpiscitelli Thank you, I never knew of that feature- will do. Keep up the great work and thank you !!!
I'm new to you channel. I lit\ke the pace you set and the format you've choesn. not extreme beginner nor virtual player but fast enough to keep the interest of a close to intermitted musician.
Thanks! That’s the hardest part- imagining the hypothetical student. Showing note names and talking them out with fingers etc hopefully makes it accessible to almost anyone!
Thank you for taking the time to reply it's not very often that a you get the chance to have that level of contact with the performer/.teacher. So while I still can is there any chance we might ever see the outdo to Layla? seems as that fits your type of songs you choose.It's a great piano part that really defines that song. which seems like other songs you teach. not to gush but thanks again, I really enjoy learning from you.
@@F.O.H. It would be a GREAT lesson. It remains on my list, don't worry. These videos take a long time to make-- so if I'm lucky, I can release 2 per week. But, I look forward to teaching you Layla sooner rather than later!
Nice, Subscribed
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@@pierrejpiscitelli Would love to see Elton's version of Lucy in the Sky, there doesn't seem to be any tutorials for that
I prefer it to the Beatles version. Don’t tell anyone.
This is beautiful! And I will l learn it, but I'm having too much fun with Bennie and the Jets right now!
Yes!! 👍👍👍
You can’t go wrong with seventh chords. I always thought this was Carol King.
Absolutely-- same exact writing style!
Good morning Pierre! All of your tutorials have been so fantastic! Can you offer some advice on key recognition/ memorization?
I'm thrilled that you're enjoying them! Are you referring to reading key signatures, or hearing what key a song is in, by ear? Can you elaborate?
@pierrejpiscitelli Thank you! Moreso what a beginner can focus on for memorizing notes and chords. I've seen some players add stickers to their keys but feel like that could be a crutch in the long term.
@@csikora5150 I intend to make some more general theory-focused videos in the future... the stickers are fine as long as you take them away quickly so that they do not become as you said, a crutch. The best approach is two-fold: Learn songs that you love to keep things interesting while simultaneously incorporating the building blocks of theory into your practice. Learning a new major scale every week with both hands and correct fingers, as well as a new type of chord in all twelve keys is a great place to start. For example, focus on major chords in root position, all 12 keys one week. Next week, minors in all keys, next week inversions, next week dominant 7ths, etc. so that you build up the vocabulary from the ground up over time. It takes years and patience!
@@pierrejpiscitelli Awesome! Thank you!!