Bohemian Rhapsody (Queen) ~ Piano Tutorial (Part 2)

[@martingon9156]

This is the best piano tutorial ever, hands down. If I had any money I’d donate it all to your patreon, seriously this is amazing

[@AdamMcDermottLikeschicken]

6:34- where I’m at Jan 1- 11:05 Jan 25th- 18:21 (jeez its been a while) 30:29- where I'm at 33:24- February 2nd, getting closer February 2nd (7:56 EST)- DONE! Thank you for the amazing well done tutorials. Now I can keep on practicing this song and one day perfect it. Thanks Miles.

[@lurker6918]

Yeah I've been using this tutorial for more than a month

[@AdamMcDermottLikeschicken]

Digo Lith Jr. which part are you at?

[@MilesMancinelli]

Congratulations! If you send me a video of you playing it I will feature you on my website :)

[@shubhharish490]

Thank you for this tutorial! It's much better than the other tutorials out there and definitely deserves more views.

[@lurker6918]

Omg thank u so much I've been trying to find a tutorial for the normal piano version for at least 2 weeks. Great tutorial keep up the good work!

[@bocobob]

Awesome, Thank you for doing this. It's great when people help others learn something and ask for nothing in return. Gives me some hope in the human race and makes me realize there are still good people out there.

[@MilesMancinelli]

+bocobob It's my pleasure. I enjoy making these videos as much as the next person enjoys watching them. More to come. Though I don't ask for anything, I never mind people giving my original music a listen (which is also free!) :-)

[@sarahlueth6421]

At 29.41 after repeating that one section with the e flat octaves in left hand, you don’t drop down to the F. It’s actually up to the f3 and f4 octave in left and an F chord with the right. Then that’s where you play the next section too in that register. Except the last b octave and B chord where you maintain same place with right hand but move the left hand down to the B2 and B3 for the octave.

[@marting8714]

Hi Miles...just want to thank you so much for this tutorial. It has taken me a month to learn after wanting to play this song for years. I am not quite at full speed but that will come...thank you from the bottom of my heart...Martin from UK

[@larryotoole2872]

This has been an excellent presentation. Very well explained. Rhythm patterns and chord explanations all incorporated into the lesson. This lesson should be used as a model for teaching by all. Thank you so much.

[@CompleteSC]

Thanks so much for the tutorial - as an intermediate player, i was amazed how quickly (at least the first half!) came together, still working on the middle section, but making good progress. Your efforts are truly appreciated!

[@kiela5108]

This is amazing thank you so much for this! I can play up to 3:50 so far and I’m still going, all because of your tutorials. Tysm!!

[@lhp-a6747]

This is best and accurate tutorial so far... Thanks

[@gamamajor]

Thank you love it. You're tutorial is the best I've that found works for me. Well explained and to the point.

[@kika8413]

Thank you so much i just learnt this (in my spare time over about 3 weeks) now to practice lol😊

[@mazdamx-5]

Finally finished! Thank you so much, great tutorial.

[@thomasgale96]

this is extremely helpful thank you

[@kylecenteno8108]

Rock part - 18:40

[@AquilesVentilari]

Thank you so much. Great job, man.

[@kiela5108]

I’ve finished wow thank you so much

[@Nauseouswolf]

This is amazing!!!

[@sarahlueth6421]

Just a note. I appreciate this by the way. After you do the B-flat cord for six beats right before you do the D octaves during the guitar solo, at 4.32 you do need to add an extra 2 beats at double time just so you know. If you listen to it carefully, you’ll hear Freddie absolutely does do that. Again many thanks for this though.

[@gato7908]

I like the way you go note by note, naming the chords and even the fingerings, most people don't do that. By the way, I think it's Bismillah not bishmilda, but I could be wrong 😜

[@ew4956]

As a Muslim heres how Biss - Mill - Uh

[@gato7908]

@@ew4956 hah I was pretty close 😁

[@westfield90]

Thank you so much

[@keyboardwarriormalaysia5773]

I love you thankyou bross.. love from malaysia

[@davesims7917]

Thank you for this!

[@kiela5108]

Please could you do Somebody to Love by Queen?

[@kai_hogg_music6518]

Finished it all 🙏🙏🙏🙏😭😭😭😭 yaaaaaaaaa

27:35

[@humbertorodriguez2479]

I fucking love it. That's it.

[@MilesMancinelli]

+humberto rodriguez Well I fucking love this comment. Thank you.

[@BreakfastKids]

tim 19:00

[@ahard-daysnight6659]

So uhhh i had learned this song but i forgot it :( So here I go again 10:41 PM Friday, May 15th I can play the silhouetto of a man part... yet to learn the rest. 11:03 PM Friday, May 15th So uhh, I was playing to see what I remembered, and I play the entire operatic section... so I guess I didn’t forget it... I do need some help on the outro tho, so doing that now.

[@simonastarci5963]

Legend

[@hdpurge2864]

18:40

[@nanu4754]

My personal progress 23:22

[@IamTabu]

Can anybody give me sheet music for this?

[@shubhharish490]

Here musescore.com/sac/bohemian-rhapsody-piano-solo

[@abdahtm]

“Bishmilda” 😂 never heard it pronounced like that before. It’s Arabic, ‘bismillah’. Thanks for the tutorial tho, I’m currently on the Bishmilda section 😉🙃

[@datnikkakleint7659]

But it’s pretty cool

[@devon1485]

420th like lmao

[@Sammeep02]

Bishmilda?! 😂

[@datnikkakleint7659]

It doesn’t sound like the hard rock part

[@MilesMancinelli]

That is what he’s playing though. Listen to the original piano track

[@sarahlueth6421]

You need to listen to the piano track by itself and compare. Miles has done a great job for the most part of playing what Freddie does. I listen to Miles play it and then cross reference it with Freddie’s version I found with only the piano. He’s very close indeed.

[@raulrosales9594]

Mitos ky lo que pone esta chayotera es todavía mucho más la aceptación de AMLO SÚPER PRESIDENTE.

[@stupid_brainnotfound]

6:20 - i'm just a poor boy