UR wuderful. Personally, I don't believe this is actually 4 beginners.

Do you have any other instructional videos on KZfaq to go along with these simplified classical pieces besides Nocturne in E flat?

Do you sell this book as a pdf file version? Are these songs on the free access materials for download in your library? Let me know. Thanks.

Can you please also do the more complicated one?

If you practice, you'll definitely nail it!

learn the "real" version. this easy version does not have the magic. The real version is actually not that hard to play with enough practice.

@@gabrielbrewster4806thats why his video is for us beginners, we want to at least be able to play songs that we like but are too complicated for our level

Bro u know this from casio book?

Haha I feel your pain!! This one is a really great “in the middle” version. Not super easy but easier. And beautiful of course :). Hope you like it !

Have fun!!!

You can do it Lisa!

Correction seen.

You are welcome!

It’s called Analysis you take the classical music and write in the chords and then you can fake it and read it quickly. She’s great for a beginning student. And I love her tattoo

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Refresh pedal when the chord changes i guess or you can check the pedalling of this piece from sheet If you can read

There are plenty of tutorials on the original unsimplified version

Do you play the piano? Or are you a beginner? I suggest that you learn the fundamentals before trying to play this piece, because it isn’t easy to learn if you are just a beginner, considering that you dont know how to play sharps and flats, you’ve probably only played the piano for less than a month, this video is for beginners-intermediate, that probably have been practicing for around 6 months-1 year. But anyways heres the answer to your question, at the start of the staff (the 5 lines) there are a few symbols, you have to play the black keys if your notes align with the symbol at the start of the staff, for more help find tutorials on sharps and flats, and the curves are called ties and slurs, search them up. Hope this helps, but if you want to try to play this piece you should try getting to a slightly more advanced level, maybe 6 months more of consistent learning and practicing and you’ll get there

Also this arrangement is maybe a little too hard for your level, if you really want to play this piece, I suggest you go check out the simplified version by “betacustic”, its much more easier than this one

@@sleepy4205 yeah a frw days ago i learned how to play the black keys thanks im super noob

@@Kenpachi503 do you want to play this piece? If you want you can find a simpler arrangement, because this is simply too hard for you

@@sleepy4205 i prefer the difficulty im justvtrying to read music and see if i can play something

It actually is! It's a simpler version for beginners.

I second that

@pilotdrift05 - I understand your point; however, if you know you're not planning on being a concert pianist, there's nothing wrong with learning a simplified version if it's a piece you really want to play. If you do become more accomplished, you can learn the piece as originally written. I know from experience that something I have learned well doesn't stay in my memory if I don't play it regularly. Therefore, if I learn this simplified version now and then decide to learn the original, it's not like I have to "unlearn" this. I just start anew.

@pilotdrift05 Have you looked at piano method books like Alfreds or Hal Leonard? Their content - both in the lesson books and in the performance books that associate with the specific lesson level have simplified versions of music pieces for people to learn/work through as they gain experience. There is no reason a person couldn't learn the "easy" version now if their skills will allow and later when they have the appropriate skillset work on the "official" version.

Simplified versions of pieces can sound very pretty. They can be a joy to learn and also tend to be shorter, so can be suitable for when practise/performance time is short. For beginners, simplified versions can be part of the repertoire that builds skill sets whilst providing much enjoyment. I learnt Lisa's simplest version of Nocturne in Eb from her 'Chopin' video. It's short and sweet and dreamy joy to play. My family and friends agree that it's a beautiful arrangement that's simple yet elegant.

@@SuperWils2010 - Is that version even more simplified than this version? Maybe that's the one I should learn.