Classical Composer Breakdown: "November Rain" by Guns 'n Roses. A comprehensive analysis

In this video, I give my reaction on Guns n' Roses "November Rain." As a classically trained composer, I give my reactions to this music and analyze chord progressions and rhythmic ideas presented.
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[@leonb7934]

Awesome video man

[@Shubhankarnikhil29]

Thank you so much for analysing this masterpiece. I was in constant search to understand about this song which ended today with your efforts. Thank you so very much sir

[@markE946]

A good analysis, I have learnt to play the entire song, with the exception of the outro in Bm, one thing I have fun doing is playing Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata opening resolving back to C#m, then playing the C#m with the correct rhythm for November Rain followed by F# and then continuing on with the song, I noticed by closely comparing the 2 scales that they share 4 chords between them so it makes it possible, furthermore I'm not playing his Sonata with the arpeggios, you can definitely tell it's Beethoven but it quickly turns into Roses ballard, I do this on a street piano, have had some interesting comments by onlookers

[@xXPaovXx]

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[@jaiveersingh3415]

I'm subscribing;) this was exactly what I needed

[@maikerugo]

I feel like it should also be put out there that what Slash is doing in the solo at the end may be somewhat inspired by Joy of Man's Desiring with a touch of Scotland The Brave.

[@fabienligonneau8320]

Wrong for the coda bro. They always end the chord progression on B (major) and then they go back to the Bm... That is what makes this special.