Let It Be - The Beatles | Easy Piano Tutorial

💥 Learn how to play one of The Beatles' most beloved songs in this step-by-step tutorial!!
‼️This is mostly geared towards intermediate piano players who already have a grasp on note names, finger numbers, and have played a few beginner pieces from the LEVEL 1 PIANO TUTORIALS playlist.
‼️ Go at your own pace! Don't forget that you can click on the little gear ⚙️ icon to slow down the video. You can always pause and restart as many times as necessary. We all learn differently! :)
‼️ New tutorials are coming EVERY WEEK! Comment down below and let me know what you would like to learn!
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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:36 Intro and Verse Right Hand
04:18 Intro and Verse Left Hand
05:34 Intro & Verse Both Hands
05:50 Chorus Right Hand
07:22 Chorus Left Hand
08:10 Chorus Hands Together
08:27 Instrumental Interlude
11:06 Final Thoughts
📷Gear that I used in this video:
Yamaha CP40
Yamaha MG12XU
Yamaha HS5 (S2)
MacBook Pro (Running LPX and FCP X)
Garritan CFX Piano VST
Sony ZV-E10
iPhone 14 Pro
Sennheiser MKE600 Shotgun Microphone
Neewer NL660 Lights (X2)
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[@MikeM91320]

Best Let It Be tutorial on KZbin!

[@VongsaKong-uj8tf]

This is a great lesson indeed i.e. finally I can learn to play Let It Be ! Thank you so much ..

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

You're very welcome!

[@INeedsMoneys]

PLEASE dive more deep into MUSIC THEORY. 😊 If one knows music theory and how to implement it, one knows no boundaries. Thank you, these ‘learn this song" series is alright and im thankful for them but the theory behind the chords, melodies and harmonies is way more important to learn, especially from a piano master like yourself. Thanks brother 🙏

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

I'm a huge theory nerd. I'd love to do that, but the truth is that most people just want to learn the song. Once you turn up the nerd level, they start to tune out. My primary focus is making effective tutorials, but as the channel grows I will certainly dive more into theory. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻

[@martingifford5415]

@@pierrejpiscitelli Please DON'T do theory. But general ideas for making tasty chord progressions, arpeggios, and basslines would be cool. My interest in music was killed by theory and boring classical songs. Even the Beatles did badly with their music teacher because he was boring, i.e. he did theory!

[@acoustic61]

This is awesome! I could never figure out how to play this correctly. I'm certain your tutorials will be popular. If you were local I'd be takng lessons. Thanks!

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

Thanks for the kind words, and glad they're helpful for you!

[@FelixRends]

I am a guitarist who has never learned piano (unfortunately), but your exercises really help me to play the piano a lot!

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

Glad to hear it!

[@irevisibel9237]

Thanks alot! Been looking around for an easy „how to“ for the kids and here it is 😊 Have a nice weekend!

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

Glad I could help-- thanks for watching!

[@lisagreenhouse3365]

You really are a great communicator. I wouldn't be without my Pianote subscription, which I discovered after signing up to Drumeo (as I used to be an ok drummer and wanted to get back into it). The resources at Musora are brilliant -- but as an appalling beginner piano player I've been desperate to find quick/fun wins to be able to play songs - especially the authentic notes - and that's exactly what you do. I've not seen anyone else explain and methodically break down these parts, in such an easy to grasp way. It's a massive culture shock coming from the drums to piano - and finding your channel in the last week has made me really happy in my own limited musical way.

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

SO glad to hear it. Thanks for watching 🙏🏻

[@jeffjohnson7381]

Great lesson…would like to see a slow blues lesson with one left hand chord with right hand runs and licks…really wanting to learn a slow blues style of play 🎹🎶thanks Grant

[@squishymoomin]

Thank you! Recently I'm finding so much fun in learning piano thanks to your tutorials! It's easy to learn that i can master it within a day and it feels so nice to get more songs stacked that i can play! Definitely the best way to start learning it, ill recommend your channel whenever i see someone wanting to learn the piano! Thank you always! Take care and keep up the good work! Also, I mainly practice on accompaniment but I truly appreciate other types of tutorials you upload as well. I want to practice some jazzy ones as well haha. Speaking of which, only if you take requests, can you please do the accompaniment for can't take my eyes off you?

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

Thanks very much for your kind words! I'm glad that they're working and that you're enjoying watching. I have a running list of at least 100 songs that I want to film, but yes I always take suggestions from comments and add them to my master list, regardless. I love Frankie Valli and will add that one to my list!

[@westfield90]

Thank you

[@iEmmV]

Awesome tutorial! I almost have it 🤘

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

Nice!!

[@brucetowell3432]

I know you have perfect pitch, so doesn't Paul play f>f#>..leading up to the g "in times of trouble"? thanks great video:-)

[@skipskiperton4992]

is this how Paul plays it on the record, or did you easy it up a bit?..... Either way, thank you

[@thesonnyboy]

In the intro walk down from A to F, is the G acting as passing tone?

[@pierrejpiscitelli]

Yes!

[@thesonnyboy]

@@pierrejpiscitelli thank you!! Great videos!!