How to Play - Gangnam style - Piano tutorial - Psy

Gangnam style by Psy is obviously this huge hit and luckily for you it's pretty easy to play. Basically it breaks down into into two parts and so the majority of the song is kind of just bouncing on one chord a B minor alright so I'll show you the two parts, part one is sort of like this you need to remember this is like all electronic music so the piano doesn't quite do it justice here piano doesn't quite do it just as you you're going to have to listen to the original and decide for yourself if this arrangement works for you but basically it's like this, a B minor Okay so it hangs on that B minor for a while and it does this little that goes like this I sound like an idiot but B minor, then it goes G, A Alright so that's part one pretty much hang on a B minor so that's B's in your left hand B, D uh... F sharp and another B if you can reach it in your right hand so you hang on that for a ling time probably like sixteen or twelve I don't know, you're going to have to count for yourself exactly and then it moves to a G chord so G D and G in your left hand B, D, and G in your right hand So that's A, E, A in your left hand, C sharp, E, A in your right hand and then back to that That uh, B minor alright so part one is pretty much those three chords, it's mostly the B minor alright that's pretty simple, listen for that part now the the second part is kind of like a chorus but I'm not gonna fully call it a chorus it's sort of weird the way it plays in but we'll call it we'll call it part two for now and it sounds like this rest two three four so that second part is really pretty simple too it's six chords but it's really kinda like three and a half or four if you think about it so you got a G first - G, D, G B, D, and G in your right hand then you move to an A so A, E, and A in your left hand C sharp, E, and A in your right hand and then you go to this very unexpected B chord unexpected because you're using B minor a lot in the other part maybe it's not unexpected - it sounds good so you've got B F sharp B in your left hand D sharp, F sharp, another B in your left hand so that's the first half of part two, it sounds like this one more time (G, A, B) then you almost repeat the whole thing again, not exactly - the first two chords are the same - G, that's an A oh i don't know - then it goes to an F sharp so that's the part that's different F sharp, C sharp, F sharp in your left hand A sharp, C sharp, F sharp in your right hand now, i don't think it's in the music but i like to add this E so it basically turns it into an F sharp 7 chord the only difference is that you add this E in your right hand uh... like halfway through that F chord so i'll show you what that second part sounds like while adding in the E too and I'll try and go slow G A F sharp, now F sharp 7 rest two three four one alright so uh... sorry for being a little bit goofy interpereting an electronic song, it's what you asked for and I try to please everybody uh... that's pretty much it, listen to the original, hear who it all fits in i hope this tutorial helped you don't forget to rate, comment, and subscribe and I'll see you next time.