Make You Say featuring Marren Morris (Simple version with lyrics and chords)-ZEDD
ピアノ 中級
$3.00
演奏動画
難易度: 中級
5 ページ数
主要情報
- 楽器 1
- ピアノ
- ページ数
- 5
- 難易度
- 中級
- 楽譜の種類
- １段楽譜
- 編成
- ソロ
- 歌詞有無
- 有り
- コード有無
- 有り
- 楽器
- ピアノ
- ページ数
- 5
- 難易度
- 中級
- 楽譜の種類
- １段楽譜
- 編成
- ソロ
- 歌詞有無
- 有り
- コード有無
- 有り
内容
Hi, I am Rita. I transcribe sheet music since 2007. All my sheet music are accurate but simple, beginner-level transcriptions with lyrics (singing is good for mental health). Request any popular song in any genre and language.
More ZEDD or Marren Morris
"Make You Say"
"Make You Say" is a song with a homophonic texture — the instrumental part provides a harmony to support the vocal but lacks its own melody. The riff from the intro is repeated in the original track throughout the first verse but too quiet to be call a counterpoint.
The key is G Sharp Minor. The rare chord D# has a double-sharped F𝄪 which is a white key G on your piano. It's the prettiest moment in the whole song. Zedd is a genius.
The harmony chords are provided above the upper stave for those who want to make their own arrangements by playing arpeggios or other patterns in the left hand.
Notice that the upper stave is written one octave higher than you should play.
$3.00
内容
Hi, I am Rita. I transcribe sheet music since 2007. All my sheet music are accurate but simple, beginner-level transcriptions with lyrics (singing is good for mental health). Request any popular song in any genre and language.
More ZEDD or Marren Morris
"Make You Say"
"Make You Say" is a song with a homophonic texture — the instrumental part provides a harmony to support the vocal but lacks its own melody. The riff from the intro is repeated in the original track throughout the first verse but too quiet to be call a counterpoint.
The key is G Sharp Minor. The rare chord D# has a double-sharped F𝄪 which is a white key G on your piano. It's the prettiest moment in the whole song. Zedd is a genius.
The harmony chords are provided above the upper stave for those who want to make their own arrangements by playing arpeggios or other patterns in the left hand.
Notice that the upper stave is written one octave higher than you should play.