Alfred's Adult All-In-One Course Level 3, Page 84, Jazz Ostinato in C# Minor

An in-depth piano lesson on how to play Jazz Ostinato in C# Minor in Alfred's Adult All-In-One Course Level 3, Page 84.
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[@wayne39]

Love this piece- it’s next on my list

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How about the theme to Peter Gunn?

[@zt4736]

hey thx for the video
i have a question, the 8va at the very end, arent both hands increased up one octave? This is how I have been doing it and it sounds a lot better than having them four octaves apart. thanks!

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I demonstrate it around 8:41 in the video. The 8va is under the bottom staff so it applies to the lower staff and means to move down an octave. The upper staff notes remain where they are as shown in the music. If the upper staff needs to move, it would need its own 8va or there would have to be a note to indicate that both hands were to move. If the 8va is above a staff, you move up an octave, and if the 8va is under the staff, you move down an octave.