How to really play "Imagine" by John Lennon piano tutorial - con subtítulos españoles opcionales

Want to learn the piano? Here is the quickest and easiest way: http://tinyurl.com/feuerbussard-flowkey This here is my personal in-depth piano tutorial for both beginners and advanced players. For a paypal donation please click: https://www.paypal.me/BirdmannTutorials Here are the tutorial parts (min:sec): 1) The 3 parts of the song - 00:13 2) The 4 major chords of the song - 01:19 3) first part - 01:29 4) second part - 05:46 5) third part - 07:48 6) all 3 parts of the song one after the other 10:27 7) when to use the sustain foot pedal - 11:31 8) dynamics/volume - 12:13 for a paypal donation please click: https://www.paypal.me/BirdmannTutorials sheet music and lyrics for free: sheet music: pdf: https://www.dropbox.com/s/g2gk716e2cg9ifq/imagine_sheet_music.pdf?dl=0 musescore file: https://www.dropbox.com/s/jvi5v0ppj2bo1oh/imagine.mscz?dl=0 lyrics: https://www.dropbox.com/s/mpmdss3cfg9vg4c/Imagine_lyrics.pdf?dl=0 In the New York live recording and the Making Of John plays the alternating rhythm pattern between the single C bass tone and chord tones E,G just with the right hand and with the left hand a one finger base or an octave bass, but it is is easier and better to learn it the way I show it in my video. But it's up to you of course. And also: John actually does not play the D with the right hands little finger during the little lick explained at 3:48. Instead he plays the G with his left hands little finger. D is a harmonic overtone of G that is why we hear a D allthough not played. I added the D especially for electric pianos wher the overtones of the G do not ring the D strings. At the end of the road it is your choice to play the D or not . If not, just play a G /C Base in the left hand instead of a C/C octave. Thanks to Lander Vervaet and John Lennon Fanatic for your input! Important: Remember that people love to sing this song, they just do not recall the lyrics by memory. Print out the lyrics 5 or 10 times and bring them to the next invitation/party and play the song on the piano. People will love to sing along. It is a great experience. Enjoy playing it it like the original! All The Best!