Noah Reid - A Case of You - Piano tutorial

[@christinemcree2933]

Thank you so much for this! Been trying to figure this one out on my own for a bit now and this was a massive help

[@MikeThompson8234]

Thanks so much this is very well done. You know your stuff. To be able to figure out each chord… wow.

[@kyahlucky]

This is absolutely incredible thank you so much for doing this. Is there any way you could show an order the keys view of you playing all of the chords?

[@nancyjonesmusic]

A theme that HE! HE! Better respect that Joni Mitchell is all woman!!

[@andrayeiscastiel]

Thanks for this!!! ❤️

[@nickrock23]

Np good luck!

[@manonthemoog]

I could be off base but are you notating chords with a different bass notes backwards? For example a C chord with a G in the bass is usually written as C/G. When I tried playing a F# chord with a D in the bass my doberman threw up. I think that is supposed to read D/F#

[@nickrock23]

I play bass notes with my left hand so I put those to the left.

[@manonthemoog]

@nickrock23 I gotta admit that sounds logical. I wish everyone else did it that way. I've been trying to play this for ages with little luck. Haven't nailed it yet, but you helped unlock it for me. The key is indeed that G sus chord, aka Am7 or CM/A. Thanks for putting in the work

[@nickrock23]

@@manonthemoog thanks and there's also a BIG mistake I made that I realized right after I made this video... I drew a map of Cana-DA .. the DA is played with a C major inverted and it is HUGE to the way Noah plays it. Thumb on E pointer on G and pinky on C. I was playing the Gsus4 there which isn't as effective. The C sounds so much better. Then he does it on bitter and so SWEET. Then right after he says Devil...And keep your left hand on G when you play the C inverted with the right. When you play it you will recognize where it goes in the song. Then he does it at part of you flows out of ME..then last at Sweet again. So I think that's 4 times and I love playing that part now too. Sounds great. Good luck! Make it yours.

[@linnjennings5004]

Thank you for sharing this! Great tutorial!

[@nickrock23]

Np I hope it helped !

[@timange124]

What piano is that? I see Yamaha, but what model?

[@nickrock23]

Hey, it's a Yamaha P-35B. Good weighted feel and pretty realistic sound. I like the grand piano+electric piano sound. The strings are solid. You can combine up to 2 voices.