Che meravigliosa musica maestro sa suonare e con quale dolcezza arpeggia sui tasti del piano . Il Signore la benedica per questa sua arte musicale , questo dono ricevuto sin da piccolo . Non si improvvisa una musica così celestiale in poco tempo . La ringrazio maestro e tantissimi in bocca al lupo per tutto quello che desidera .
Ciao Fabrizio. I like to thank you and I have a request. Can you do a tutorial on "Che vuole questa musica stasera - Peppino Gagliari"? I would be verr greatful¨! Thank you!!!
Dear Fabrizio, I loaded today your PDF down for this beautiful song, knowing I will never be able to play so nice as you! Thank you for this Tutorial! Mi fingers can not spred and rich (g - bb -eb - g) together.... I am playing 4 jears now, I am getting older and I think i hafe to play it only with 4 for this chord. Can you recomend me something?
Sure, just play the higher notes of the chord, it will sounds pretty ok. The melody usually is the higher note, and the others remaining on the right hand are creating the harmony. If you miss some on the lower part doesnt matter much. Keep the bass line with the left hand and you'll be fine.
Hi Fabrizio I have purchased and am learning this great arrangement by you and have a quick question. Are my eyes/ears deceiving me or is that arpeggio at the 1 minute 2 second mark REALLY fast?? I've read that a common way to measure scale/arpeggio speed is in 16th notes, which I believe would equate to 4 notes per click on the metronome. So am i seeing correctly that this arpeggio is somewhere in the range of 16th notes played at 190 bpm? I'm just an amateur/intermediate player
Dustin James hello. I don’t get much your question. Why should you find the speed scaled in 16th? I believe the bpm in that point is around 100/110 and I wrote 32th notes for the arpeggios. The important thing is the ending of the arpeggios, where are you placing the last note. The left hand is marking 8th and you will have to play 4 notes on the right hand every 8th. Sounds to me that the last note should be together with the fifth 8th .. in the score is just 1/32 before that, but isn’t important, the difference is inaudible .. it’s just to simplify the writing, subdividing 4 notes every 8th. And in general, you can avoid to play arpeggios, which is just a flourish embellishment, not fundamental for the song, or you can simplify the arpeggios, playing only 2 octaves instead 3, or triplets of 16th (with less notes) instead 32th, or just the last 4 notes.. but the important thing is to finish the arpeggio on the right note with the left hand. It’s just a way to fill empty space, due the melody is resting in that bar, but is not necessary to play every single note of my arpeggios, or trying to calculate the speed in miles x hrs :) I hope you understand.
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Hi Fabrizio. I've used two cards already but both have been declined! Getting frustrated.
Huge fan of your arrangements here.
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This is beyond gorgeous. Bravo for this arrangement; I will go ahead and purchase this score 🖤
I really love your covers..and thank you so much for the synthesias
You are a great player my dude
I felt all the emotions
Sometime, this Christmas, can you do a piano tutorial for Silver and Gold, performed by Burl Ives from Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer?
Sure Paula, I will try my best.
I'm working on it, I will publish it in few days. Thanks again for your request :)
That's it, that's the greatest piano version I ever heard
So glad I subscribed, found your channel from your Misty recording and been watching ever since! Great as usual
BiggWalrus 69 thank you!
大好きな曲です。ありがとう
Amo essa canção! Que interpretação grandiosa! Magnífico ❤
Haven't visited you for a while. This is one of your really most beautiful ones, Frabrizio. Grazie 1000.
Welcome back and thanks!
Che meravigliosa musica maestro sa suonare e con quale dolcezza arpeggia sui tasti del piano . Il Signore la benedica per questa sua arte musicale , questo dono ricevuto sin da piccolo . Non si improvvisa una musica così celestiale in poco tempo . La ringrazio maestro e tantissimi in bocca al lupo per tutto quello che desidera .
Grazie mille Angelo, gentilissimo!
Una canción maravillosa en una maravillosa versión llena de gusto y equilibrio, como siempre.
thank you Santiago!
Brilliant!!Charlie Chaplin wrote a great song!Stunning arrangement Fabrizio!!
Thank you for sharing ❤️ just purchased the Score
Thank you!
You should try to make a cover on 'Put your head on my shoulders' 🙂
Wow I love it 🙏🏽 Beautiful
Thanks, very kind!
Thank you so muchh
Beautiful!
Very Heart warming i like it
Can you do a piano cover for the songs Opal’s Lullaby and The Star of Hoohaw Hoo from PB&J Otter?
beautiful ......
Ottimo lavoro!!!!!!!!
Amazing
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What a beautiful arrangement. I see you used Abm7 - Db7 instead of the Db7 in Nat King Cole's version which makes it sound even more pretty. Nice one!
Super esibizione !
Ciao Fabrizio. I like to thank you and I have a request. Can you do a tutorial on "Che vuole questa musica stasera - Peppino Gagliari"? I would be verr greatful¨! Thank you!!!
If you just....
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Nice video👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤
Can you please do the nat king cole tres palabras please
Thank you for your request. I will take a look..
Lindo!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Dear Fabrizio, I loaded today your PDF down for this beautiful song, knowing I will never be able to play so nice as you!
Thank you for this Tutorial!
Mi fingers can not spred and rich (g - bb -eb - g) together....
I am playing 4 jears now, I am getting older and I think i hafe to play it only with 4 for this chord.
Can you recomend me something?
Sure, just play the higher notes of the chord, it will sounds pretty ok. The melody usually is the higher note, and the others remaining on the right hand are creating the harmony. If you miss some on the lower part doesnt matter much. Keep the bass line with the left hand and you'll be fine.
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Hi Fabrizio I have purchased and am learning this great arrangement by you and have a quick question. Are my eyes/ears deceiving me or is that arpeggio at the 1 minute 2 second mark REALLY fast?? I've read that a common way to measure scale/arpeggio speed is in 16th notes, which I believe would equate to 4 notes per click on the metronome. So am i seeing correctly that this arpeggio is somewhere in the range of 16th notes played at 190 bpm? I'm just an amateur/intermediate player
Dustin James hello. I don’t get much your question. Why should you find the speed scaled in 16th? I believe the bpm in that point is around 100/110 and I wrote 32th notes for the arpeggios. The important thing is the ending of the arpeggios, where are you placing the last note. The left hand is marking 8th and you will have to play 4 notes on the right hand every 8th. Sounds to me that the last note should be together with the fifth 8th .. in the score is just 1/32 before that, but isn’t important, the difference is inaudible .. it’s just to simplify the writing, subdividing 4 notes every 8th. And in general, you can avoid to play arpeggios, which is just a flourish embellishment, not fundamental for the song, or you can simplify the arpeggios, playing only 2 octaves instead 3, or triplets of 16th (with less notes) instead 32th, or just the last 4 notes.. but the important thing is to finish the arpeggio on the right note with the left hand. It’s just a way to fill empty space, due the melody is resting in that bar, but is not necessary to play every single note of my arpeggios, or trying to calculate the speed in miles x hrs :) I hope you understand.
Fabrizio thanks for your reply! That helps
:)
@@TheDusty1920 Hi, I just rewrote that arpeggio, making the last note in time with the left hand.. let me know if you like to have it. thanks
Fabrizio Caligaris yes, thanks so much! My email is dusty1920@yahoo.com
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