How to Play Only One For Me on the Piano Video

How to Play Only One For Me on the Piano

So that is Brian Mcknight’s Only One for Me. You probably figured out the song already but watched me play the song. I will not go too long into it but it is not that difficult and so on. There is sheet in this chord so I have to find out by listening to it, what it was. Sorry for the camera shake but just the, where is it? 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, just basically three chords that are used in this song, so, I will go step by step. The right hand is letting the move, it is just leading to this to this three notes, E flat, F natural, F or G flat. That section makes it easier, D sharp. So it is D sharp, F natural, F sharp. So, this is your first chord, it is just a D sharp chord. D, A sharp, D sharp. Next chord, F, F minor, F, C sharp, F. The next is F sharp, F, C sharp, F sharp. And the little pickup beat is A, B or a G sharp, A sharp. So, the rhythm of the song is. So you hit that with two and three or that three or four whatever. So, you are playing with this two fingers right here, so you are playing G sharp maybe or G sharp, A sharp. That little driving baseline that you here and the kind of the song and like I said, you are just leading with the right hand and give it a little counter I guess. So, it is just rotating the chords or caseating those chords. And the way to do that is just rotate these two fingers back and forth. That is pretty straight forward and simple. It is a lot easier than this other stuff which I will try to put up. One last cry is probably the other one I am going to be doing, though it seem that is going to be a lengthy one but it will not be, it is not going to be, this one is definitely as composed as it is going to be and it is going to be fairly at random but it is a fun song. Yes, it plays itself. So, each verse is a chord in the song. So, you do not have to really be a vocalist to play this, so, that is great, it works out for me because I cannot sing. Right here something with your hands. Right there, you double off with that or just an off beat if you want but that is really into the song. If you have any questions, please them my way about the song, there is no sheets so sorry about that but that is it for now. More Brian Mcknight in the future. Just let you know when, I have a lot more, so, enjoy your fourth of July. Hope you can learn this by the time that is over. So, thank you and have a good holiday.

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So that is Brian Mcknight’s Only One for Me. You probably figured out the song already but watched me play the song. I will not go too long into it but it is not that difficult and so on. There is sheet in this chord so I have to find out by listening to it, what it was. Sorry for the camera shake but just the, where is it? 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, just basically three chords that are used in this song, so, I will go step by step. The right hand is letting the move, it is just leading to this to this three notes, E flat, F natural, F or G flat. That section makes it easier, D sharp. So it is D sharp, F natural, F sharp. So, this is your first chord, it is just a D sharp chord. D, A sharp, D sharp. Next chord, F, F minor, F, C sharp, F. The next is F sharp, F, C sharp, F sharp. And the little pickup beat is A, B or a G sharp, A sharp. So, the rhythm of the song is. So you hit that with two and three or that three or four whatever. So, you are playing with this two fingers right here, so you are playing G sharp maybe or G sharp, A sharp. That little driving baseline that you here and the kind of the song and like I said, you are just leading with the right hand and give it a little counter I guess. So, it is just rotating the chords or caseating those chords. And the way to do that is just rotate these two fingers back and forth. That is pretty straight forward and simple. It is a lot easier than this other stuff which I will try to put up. One last cry is probably the other one I am going to be doing, though it seem that is going to be a lengthy one but it will not be, it is not going to be, this one is definitely as composed as it is going to be and it is going to be fairly at random but it is a fun song. Yes, it plays itself. So, each verse is a chord in the song. So, you do not have to really be a vocalist to play this, so, that is great, it works out for me because I cannot sing. Right here something with your hands. Right there, you double off with that or just an off beat if you want but that is really into the song. If you have any questions, please them my way about the song, there is no sheets so sorry about that but that is it for now. More Brian Mcknight in the future. Just let you know when, I have a lot more, so, enjoy your fourth of July. Hope you can learn this by the time that is over. So, thank you and have a good holiday.

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