Piano #3
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My evolution of Piano #1. Now with intro, outro and much lighter because of the arpeggios on the left hand. Same chord progression.
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Comments
Very good work... heard the add and a cool jam !!
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ótimo trabalho Mike_66
+1 August 28 2016 06:48:57
muito obrigado.
Se isso continuar , eu ainda estou aprendendo Português :) +0
Haha..I have enough problem playing one line...Good on you key guys for playing two!
+1 August 28 2016 06:47:14
Thanks Fish! +0
Nice Mike!
+1 August 27 2016 18:28:16
Thanks I'm just learning. +1
nice piece!!!:)
+1 August 28 2016 06:46:44
Danke :) +0
Eine wuderbare Etüde, schön gespielt!:)
+1 August 28 2016 06:46:32
Danke Pewi für den schönen Kommentar und für deinen tollen Add. +1
Mike, it reminds me Pachebel Cannon, such a beautiful piece. Birds are singing here while this music plays and the vibe is great!
+1 August 27 2016 15:11:47
Thanks. I construct it completely from scratch (chord progression). I mus admit I love it. It's not to bad for my third composition and Youtube selfstudy :) +1 August 29 2016 11:42:17
Btw. here is a hint to the solution. Pachebel stole the chord progression a few hundred years ago from me and some other pop bands. Maybe he was a time traveler. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdxkVQy7QLM +0