♪ Standing in the Need of Prayer ♪ Piano | Alfred's 1
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2014
- From Alfred's Basic Adult Piano Course: Lesson Book, Level One. Page 46.
By Willard A. Palmer, Morton Manus and Amanda Vick Lethco.
Copyright © MCMLXXXIII, MCMXCVI by Alfred Publishing Co., Inc.
ISBN: 0-88284-616-7
www.alfred.com/Products/Alfred...
This piece returns to C position.
Piano: Yamaha P-105.
Sound: Grand Piano 1.
Audio recorded with Behringer U-CONTROL UCA222.
Video: Panasonic HC-V100.
Software: Adobe Audition + Adobe Premiere Pro.
That feeling when you realize you're playing way too slow and it sounds 100% wrong
Adam Plonski I felt this like a Sharp Key poking my heart.
I got it
Hahahaha exactly. And I looked at youtube to get pointers on Crescendo and Dimnuendo parts. Guess I have two things to work on now.
I played the E and D# so slow that it ended up sounding like Für Elise
That’s so relatable 😂
After hearing this, playing this piece became a lot more enjoyable
Posted 8 years ago but still helps up to this day. Thanks for this! Guides me how I should play the songs 😊
I love how I can relate to all of the comments here, it’s good to know I’m not alone in my struggles lmao I hope we all get better! 💖
Did anyone else turn to this song and just think "holy smokes how am i going to play this one?? WHAT DOES THIS EVEN SOUND LIKE!?" ?
Thanks again for these videos!
YESS THATS SO ME!
YEAH LOL
yes 😔
“That’s alotta eigths mate.”
Yes, it (P77) seemed a massive step up in difficulty compared to all the songs up to then .
Very good.. The timing sounds right, wish i had it like this.. Having lots of troubles getting the timing down as a new piano player. But it's awesome to learn..
It will happen. Believe!
Well done! Im learninv too
It helps a lot to sing along while plaing it. So you get an idea of how it is supposed to sound like.
This is excellent content. While practicing i had a hard time finding the right tempo. This video (all your video's) help alot. Thank you!
shoutout to everyone learning from this book and trying to guess the tempo from the worlds vaguest descriptions
Thanks for this, I now know I need to speed mine up a lot to sound anything like this :)
this is great !!!! I've been teaching myself with this book (and the next) for several years and was never sure have some of the songs were supposed to sound...and didn't know about this site!!. Now I have a great reference to check when I need confirmation or to hear how the piece should be played. Thanks so much. m schultz
Dang thanks so much for doing these! This intro book is killing me lol
Thank you, this is helping tremendously!
my timing on the half note section is so off lol
You mean eighth?
anyone know why in the book it only has the sharps for the first 2 eighths notes but it is played here as all sharps?
On page 54 at the top in red it says: “when a sharp appears before a note, it applies to that note for the rest of the measure”. So the first eighth note with a sharp is in its own measure. The second eighth note has a sharp in front of D so in that measure all the D’s now need to be D sharp. When you enter the next measure that resets and you go back to normal D notes.
@@55springflower hey thanks for the pointer. I'll have to look a bit closer. I didn't notice that.
Thanks for asking that, I had the same doubt!
@@55springflower thank you for explanation:)
Thank you! I was wondering the same thing
you are awesome I all ways see your piano stuff I play piano too,it helps me so much❤❤❤❤
Thank you for your help. It's so good to know what it should sound like!
I always have to come here to find out what the song should sounds like 😆
I've watched so many different videos on this song and I still can't get it right. And now I'm freaking out because I gotta play it for my teacher very soon lol.
this one feels like a big step up, it'll take me like 5 days / 5 hrs to get this i feel
This one is a lot easier for me compared to the tricky pieces just before it (beautiful brown eyes, alpine melody, and the absolute worst: happy birthday).
@@rgenc42721 Agree with the first two, but happy birthday was incredibly easy for me. I think everyone is different
@@ernaldo1848 I got this so quickly. I still mess up happy birthday lol
Alpine Melody was my worst nightmare so far
This took me 2 hours. How is 5 days possible? I mean unless you practice 30mins per day lol
Thanks for sharing this tutorial! 😄
Thank you so much! This video really helped me
I can play that it is a good song to play
Thanks I needed to learn how the song goes
I like it 🤠
I found this one challenging getting both hands to work together, but practiced the chords on left hand so I was able to do them eyes closed, then was able to put both hands together easier, practice and more practice, without these vids to help, my tempo was way off…
my key bro is learning how to Play this😩
Oh dear, ok! So this is how it truly sounds like.....
the fur elise part was confusing as heck when I first played it
You have the exact same piece that I got rn
It's good 👍
I'm having such trouble playing the two C chords, while playing those ten eighth notes. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Piano class 😭
I am in doubt with the dynamics in the 4 measure. Do I play everything after forte till the 8th and then mezzo, he plays it well but has it all in forte, I want to hear the difference and how that works
Oh so it’s faster than I thought it was
I play it exactly like that LOL
bout to play this song again after playing it incredibly wrong HaHaHa. Thanks for the post
I can't see ur finger positions
The song is in the c position,left hand pinky on c and right hand thumb on c. Hopefully this helped
It so funny when you compare your practice with this hahaha
I just hate the it’s me (it’s me) part it sounds wrong idk why
Question: i thought the eight notes that goes back and forth (E and D#) go from E and D# to E and D after 2 times cause only 2 of the notes has a # sign in them. how do i know that the 3 notes after them should also be played with d# when theres no # infront of them?
is it the Slur?
It was explained earlier in the book. If there's the # sign in front a note, it applies to all notes in that measure.
@@TheSalosful yeah i went back and found the explanation 👍 thanks for the reply tho 🙂
When you played this, were you also a beginner, learning alfred book 1 or were you a good pianist already?
Good obviously
Richelle are you serious? I'm a beginner, just came to this part of the book, and it took me 10 minutes of practice to play it like he does.
jackdawcaw i’ve been at it for an hour. I’m nowhere near as good😩
@Ama Amadine yeah you're right I'm just bragging. Couldn't ever be true.
@Ama Amadine who is it?
took me 40 minutes to get it down thank you ·ᴗ·
Yeaaaaa thanks cause mine sounds nothing like this lol
0:15
Oooooohhhhhhhhh i see
It's sucks I can play this piece properly, but can't get the tempo right 😭
Ooohhh I see, I’m a snail
oof- a little tip to make it faster is not to look at ur hands and rely on ur muscle memory
only 4 sharps in the whole song, might want to check that again
+FroztiProductions Hi! According to page 33 (_Money Can't Buy Ev'rything!_) "when a sharp (#) appears before a note, it applies to that note for the rest of the measure". A natural sign (♮) cancels a sharp or flat.
Ah you are right, my teacher corrected me. Thank you.
I came here wondering the same thing. Thanks for the question & answer.
I'm 2 years behind but this comment really helped a lot.
Damn. I was playing that wrong as well.
great to see that my own poor piano skills werent the only thing to blame, and its at least partially the song just sounding aweful haha
It's a piano
It sounded so miserable for me 😂
had to look it up
This made me so hot
mine sound so different...
I just learned how to play this on piano 🤍
Okay.. not as smooth :P
0:16 you're playing too many D#. There are only 2 then 3 D. You're playing 5 D#
when a sharp is on a note then that note is sharp for the rest of the measure
@@ahmeni512 thanks didn't know that!
My £100 argos piano sounds shit compared to this
69th comment
I really hate this song