So, let’s get a little more creative with these chord tones: The piano song Hey Jude offers easily performable chords and most of them are basic triads.Ī basic triad consists of the root note, the third and the fifth tone on top of the root note.Įxample : The F-major chord consists of the notes F (root note 1) – A (3rd) – C (5th).īut who is saying that the order of chord tones cannot change? Luckily, no one ?. If you haven’t seen it already, it’s useful to watch our version of it, as I will refer to it throughout the blogpost: ? Tip: Get the best out of this blog post by studying the basic piano arrangement of Hey Jude in Skoove’s Intermediate Song Section These are reasons enough to share tips and tricks with you on how to create your very own piano arrangement of Hey Jude.

Moreover, it is one of the most beautiful piano based songs ever written. Even though this success is already half a century old, the song has never lost its popularity. With over 7 minutes playtime it is the ‘longest’ single ever topping the US and UK charts. Incredible! It was fifty years ago this month that the Beatles released their long standing #1 hit ‘Hey Jude’. ?Tip: Learn more about melodic harmonisation in Skoove’s Keyboard for Producers Course.

?Tip: Learn more about chords and chord accompaniment in Skoove’s Intermediate 2 Course and Chords & Scales Course.

?Tip: Get the best out of this blog post by studying the basic piano arrangement of Hey Jude in Skoove’s Intermediate Song Section.

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