A taste of Chicago's song "Call on Me" as played on the GeneralMusic ProMega 3 keyboard. For more hits, watch the full ProMega 3 Power Medley: • ProMega 3 / Reface DX ...
Thank you! This was originally part of a long video with a variety of songs, so it had to be kept short so as not to exceed recording time and hard drive space. A choice was made early on to avoid pattern redundancy and play the chord progressions most valuable to learners. It's a bit of a balancing act. I could play all of these songs in their entirety, but it would take me a lot longer to produce them, and then I also have to face the possibility of YT yanking them due to "copyright" issues.
Robert Lamm didn't compose this Chicago classic. The story behind this was Lee Loughnane wrote this mess of a song and went to the members with it. All of the guys didn't like it. Peter felt bad for Lee and helped him rewrite it, but he gave Lee sole credit for it.
Thanks for the request. I hope that my bird's eye view of the piano helps. The best aids to what I'm doing in the video are probably sheet music and practice. I can tell you that there are a lot of major sevenths and minor ninths used throughout the song. I'm a lousy piano teacher :-(.
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Best keyboardist by far on tube
wow!!!
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Love this song and you did a great job, but where's the rest of it?
Thank you! This was originally part of a long video with a variety of songs, so it had to be kept short so as not to exceed recording time and hard drive space. A choice was made early on to avoid pattern redundancy and play the chord progressions most valuable to learners. It's a bit of a balancing act. I could play all of these songs in their entirety, but it would take me a lot longer to produce them, and then I also have to face the possibility of YT yanking them due to "copyright" issues.
Fantastic! Robert Lamm deserves more credit!
Robert Lamm didn't compose this Chicago classic. The story behind this was Lee Loughnane wrote this mess of a song and went to the members with it. All of the guys didn't like it. Peter felt bad for Lee and helped him rewrite it, but he gave Lee sole credit for it.
Sounds smooth man!!! Good job
Thanks!!!
Can you please make a tutorial!!!!
Thanks for the request. I hope that my bird's eye view of the piano helps. The best aids to what I'm doing in the video are probably sheet music and practice. I can tell you that there are a lot of major sevenths and minor ninths used throughout the song. I'm a lousy piano teacher :-(.