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So I'm going two and four, right?
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I'm just playing moves in the left hand.
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I'm going to level one of the right hand hall notes.
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Follow more challenge.
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Don't play just play moves and fits.
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Because that starts to lead your ear to different logical places
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for things that are going to eventually become up.
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Now you might be saying, hold on.
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We're linked up, but we're not.
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We're linked up on the first beat, and that's okay.
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That's where we want to start.
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But we're still doing two different things with our hands.
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Because it depends on the hands this much.
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It's just a bunch.
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And to make this a little more challenging,
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it's about just slowly speeding it up.
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But we want the difference in the hands to be minimal at first.
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This is level one, right?
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So we're starting their holes in the right hand,
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half notes in the left hand.
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And then when that gets to be relatively simple for you,
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you can do a couple of choruses like that.
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Like I said, you can speed it up slowly.
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You can also get a little more interesting, but you're voicing.
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So you're kind of automating.
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Now the last hand, you're thinking about what's the next voicing.
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And what happens once your brain starts going in there,
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it forces your left hand to kind of do its own thing.
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Okay?
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And this is a great place to start in terms of the half notes
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and the holes in the right hand.
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Be good.
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You're going to be...
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Swiping your hands is basically length and length.
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Swiping your hands is slightly on length.
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You're able to kind of water your hands.
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Alright?
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So we're going to keep our right hand on level one, just all those.
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And the left hand, now we're going to level two.
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Level one and the left hand.
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Because the half notes level two,
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just give you a rhythm, I think, a lot of you know it.