Thank you very much, Scott!

Thank you Krugos, I appreciate your support! And yes I'm enjoying working on Mother!

Thank you very much, Ozy! It's one of my favorite guitar solos of all time.

Thanks very much, Ozymandias!

Thanks David! Yes, I really enjoyed working on the guitar solo for this one!

Thank you!

If you do have a pianist play this at your wedding, let me know, I would love that! Thanks!

Thanks very much, Diane!

Thank you very much!

Thank you, I am glad to be working on my Pink Floyd piano project again!

Awesome, and I'm glad that you are progressing with your piano skills! Thank you!

Thank you so much! I glad that you like these videos!

Thank you, yes that's some great guitar soloing!

Thanks very much!

Thanks very much! I just take a lot of time and patience with it and don't try to rush it. Thanks for listening!

@@RanjitSouri-PinkFloydPiano I appreciate your patience and using your time, and thank you for making this, I swear it's like listening to it for the first time all over again, and it's a beautiful feeling

Agreed, I love the transition from this into Another Brick Part 2. Looking forward to putting them together!

Thanks David!

Thank you!

Yes, this piece gets me thinking about life and death and what may be beyond.

Thank you Fabio!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Obrigado!

¡Gracias!

Thanks very much!

Glad you found it! Thanks for listening!

Thank you Partha!

Thank you very much!

Thank you!

Thanks so much, David! I am also looking forward to learning the rest of the album! And yes those lead guitar parts are tasty!

Thank you Siva!

Thank you Mr. Nikolab!

Thank you ozymandias!

Thanks for your support!

Thanks very much!

Hello AmazinDeeds2312! I’ll cover three chords to make sure this is helpful. As you know, some of these time-stamps are hard to distinguish exactly, since many chords fall in between two time-stamps. At 0:53, I play an A major chord. LH is playing an A octave with fingers 1 and 5. RH is playing C# with finger 1, E with finger 2, and A with finger 4. At 0:55, I play an open A/C# chord. LH is playing a C# octave with fingers 1 and 5. RH is playing an E with finger 2 and a C# with finger 5. At 0:56, I play an A2/B chord. LH is playing a B octave with fingers and 5. RH is playing C# with finger 1, E with finger 2, and and B with finger 5. For this part of the song, the LH is mostly just playing octaves while the RH doubles that bass line in the high register with finger 5, while fingers 1-4 of the RH play other notes in the chords. The bass line and melody line are mostly identical to each other in this part of the song, traveling up and down the keyboard in parallel 8ths. I hope that this helps!

Hello Riki! Below is some information that I post in response to inquiries about sheet music or tutorials. I do not share my sheets or do tutorials; however, there are various apps and websites that offer the service of transcribing music from KZbin videos into sheet music. I’ve never used any of them but I know they exist. You could certainly try one of them. I use an overhead camera angle to help you see what I’m playing. You can use the gear icon on KZbin to slow down the speed of the video, which will make some of the faster passages easier to follow. If you are learning to play any of these songs, feel free to comment on the appropriate video with any questions. Please include time-stamps to direct me to the exact places in the video. I will do my best to respond in a way that is useful for you. It makes me happy when somebody tells me that they are learning to play one of these arrangements. Thanks for your support!

Thank you!

That's really cool, I'm glad that my version took you back to such a special memory, thank you!

Haha, thank you!

Hello AmazinDeeds2312! Below is some information that I post in response to inquiries about sheet music or tutorials. I do not share my sheets or do tutorials; however, there are various apps and websites that offer the service of transcribing music from KZbin videos into sheet music. I’ve never used any of them but I know they exist. You could certainly try one of them. I use an overhead camera angle to help you see what I’m playing. You can use the gear icon on KZbin to slow down the speed of the video, which will make some of the faster passages easier to follow. If you are learning to play any of these songs, feel free to comment on the appropriate video with any questions. Please include time-stamps to direct me to the exact places in the video. I will do my best to respond in a way that is useful for you. It makes me happy when somebody tells me that they are learning to play one of these arrangements. Thanks for your support!

@RanjitSouri man thank you so much for all of that! I appreciate it so much! Can't find anybody who has this commitment on youtube, hats off to you! 😁 And sadly ,I cannot read sheet music, HOWEVER, I am teaching myself how to read it. Thank you again though!

@@AmazinDeeds2312 Thanks, I appreciate it! And I wish you success learning to read sheet music!

Thank you Diana!

Thank you!