13K views · 1.1K reactions | Ravel – Concerto in G, 2nd movement (piano part only!) Hello dear all – I’m in Brussels, about to go onstage at Flagey, to play the Ravel with Carlos Miguel Prieto, conductor and the Brussels Philharmonic. I was warming up just now and thought I’d share the second movement with you. It of course needs the beautiful cor anglais solo, but it might be interesting to hear the piano counterpoint on its own  Hope you enjoy it! | Boris Giltburg | Facebook

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All ear pianist should study a cappella music!! When learning a song, pianists usually learn chords in their left hand and a melody with their right hand. However, Take 6’s harmonies are different and move within the chord, creating unique and interesting sounds. 🎹But don’t worry, transcription is the key to unlocking all these musical secrets! 🗝️ In this video, I’ll share my tips for picking out each note individually and guesstimating the chord to get close enough. After all, learning harmon