Pianist Frias | [Moana] Auli'i Cravalho - How Far I'll Go (Slow Tutorial w/Notes) @pianistfrias752 | Uploaded February 2017 | Updated October 2024, 5 days ago.
Piano tutorial: youtu.be/WxXvIvO0PQ8
Piano cover: youtu.be/UQPv7VcApB4
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Fingering and Hand Position: I labeled all notes with the fingering I used according to this video. These markings are what I found best; if you disagree with some markings, please leave a comment explaining why. When learning this song for accuracy, focus on both what the individual fingers play and where the hand moves as a whole. (If you find the fingerings on the video too small, please download the annotated sheet music found below.)
Lead Sheet Notation: Some chords that I notated are missing the indicated root; I have two remarks about this. First, the notated root is the root I hear in the original song. Second, I felt that playing the root note where I had it omitted would either be awkward or not sound good. If you use lead sheet and find some of my markings questionable, feel free to comment below your reasoning behind your disagreements. I do not have much experience with lead sheet notation, so I would like to learn from feedback on this subject.
Pedaling: Pedal with every chord change, which corresponds to nearly every measure.
Tempo: I found that the original music sped up slightly from beginning to end, so take note of the tempo markings.
Voicing: For melodies where the sung word extends onto the next measure but the note changes on the downbeat of that next measure, be sure to play the downbeat note weakly and put more emphases on the note following.
Measures of the chorus: The left hand arpeggios are notated such that the top note of the arpeggiated chord lands on the downbeat, not the bottom note as the arpeggio option in Musescore does. The notes in the arpeggio before the downbeat do not need to be played strictly in time. The important concept is to end, not begin, the arpeggio on the downbeat.
Measures 2,6: Make sure the right hand goes over the left hand as shown.
Measure 28: If you are uncomfortable playing the upper E notes with the right hand, you may omit playing them and play just the lower octaves with the left hand.
Measure 50: You can't actually hold the topmost C going into this measure, so it's okay to let go of that note and do a pedal change here. (I don't recall why I notated this measure this way.)
How Far I'll Go, slow tutorial created by Pianist Frias. Made with Musescore includes lyrics and annotated notes. Original transcription and live audio. From the soundtrack album Moana.
Annotated Sheet Music PDF:
drive.google.com/open?id=0B9Wm758-ZlNnQlhTQ3liOFBLNjg
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Piano tutorial: youtu.be/WxXvIvO0PQ8
Piano cover: youtu.be/UQPv7VcApB4
Instagram: instagram.com/pianistfrias
Twitter: twitter.com/PianistFrias
Moana Soundtrack, Piano Tutorials Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcigC81WU9VZlw9m6G6dsFG-5QRWA3Ksh
Fingering and Hand Position: I labeled all notes with the fingering I used according to this video. These markings are what I found best; if you disagree with some markings, please leave a comment explaining why. When learning this song for accuracy, focus on both what the individual fingers play and where the hand moves as a whole. (If you find the fingerings on the video too small, please download the annotated sheet music found below.)
Lead Sheet Notation: Some chords that I notated are missing the indicated root; I have two remarks about this. First, the notated root is the root I hear in the original song. Second, I felt that playing the root note where I had it omitted would either be awkward or not sound good. If you use lead sheet and find some of my markings questionable, feel free to comment below your reasoning behind your disagreements. I do not have much experience with lead sheet notation, so I would like to learn from feedback on this subject.
Pedaling: Pedal with every chord change, which corresponds to nearly every measure.
Tempo: I found that the original music sped up slightly from beginning to end, so take note of the tempo markings.
Voicing: For melodies where the sung word extends onto the next measure but the note changes on the downbeat of that next measure, be sure to play the downbeat note weakly and put more emphases on the note following.
Measures of the chorus: The left hand arpeggios are notated such that the top note of the arpeggiated chord lands on the downbeat, not the bottom note as the arpeggio option in Musescore does. The notes in the arpeggio before the downbeat do not need to be played strictly in time. The important concept is to end, not begin, the arpeggio on the downbeat.
Measures 2,6: Make sure the right hand goes over the left hand as shown.
Measure 28: If you are uncomfortable playing the upper E notes with the right hand, you may omit playing them and play just the lower octaves with the left hand.
Measure 50: You can't actually hold the topmost C going into this measure, so it's okay to let go of that note and do a pedal change here. (I don't recall why I notated this measure this way.)
How Far I'll Go, slow tutorial created by Pianist Frias. Made with Musescore includes lyrics and annotated notes. Original transcription and live audio. From the soundtrack album Moana.
Annotated Sheet Music PDF:
drive.google.com/open?id=0B9Wm758-ZlNnQlhTQ3liOFBLNjg
Subscribe to Pianist Frias:
youtube.com/channel/UC7LEDTmDjNq-uOX9FwupUwA?sub_confirmation=1
![[Moana] Aulii Cravalho - How Far Ill Go (Slow Tutorial w/Notes)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/QdbsFCZZoMc/hqdefault.jpg "[Moana] Aulii Cravalho - How Far Ill Go (Slow Tutorial w/Notes)
Piano tutorial: https://youtu.be/WxXvIvO0PQ8
Piano cover: https://youtu.be/UQPv7VcApB4
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pianistfrias/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/PianistFrias
Moana Soundtrack, Piano Tutorials Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcigC81WU9VZlw9m6G6dsFG-5QRWA3Ksh
Fingering and Hand Position: I labeled all notes with the fingering I used according to this video. These markings are what I found best; if you disagree with some markings, please leave a comment explaining why. When learning this song for accuracy, focus on both what the individual fingers play and where the hand moves as a whole. (If you find the fingerings on the video too small, please download the annotated sheet music found below.)
Lead Sheet Notation: Some chords that I notated are missing the indicated root; I have two remarks about this. First, the notated root is the root I hear in the original song. Second, I felt that playing the root note where I had it omitted would either be awkward or not sound good. If you use lead sheet and find some of my markings questionable, feel free to comment below your reasoning behind your disagreements. I do not have much experience with lead sheet notation, so I would like to learn from feedback on this subject.
Pedaling: Pedal with every chord change, which corresponds to nearly every measure.
Tempo: I found that the original music sped up slightly from beginning to end, so take note of the tempo markings.
Voicing: For melodies where the sung word extends onto the next measure but the note changes on the downbeat of that next measure, be sure to play the downbeat note weakly and put more emphases on the note following.
Measures of the chorus: The left hand arpeggios are notated such that the top note of the arpeggiated chord lands on the downbeat, not the bottom note as the arpeggio option in Musescore does. The notes in the arpeggio before the downbeat do not need to be played strictly in time. The important concept is to end, not begin, the arpeggio on the downbeat.
Measures 2,6: Make sure the right hand goes over the left hand as shown.
Measure 28: If you are uncomfortable playing the upper E notes with the right hand, you may omit playing them and play just the lower octaves with the left hand.
Measure 50: You cant actually hold the topmost C going into this measure, so its okay to let go of that note and do a pedal change here. (I dont recall why I notated this measure this way.)
How Far Ill Go, slow tutorial created by Pianist Frias. Made with Musescore includes lyrics and annotated notes. Original transcription and live audio. From the soundtrack album Moana.
Annotated Sheet Music PDF:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B9Wm758-ZlNnQlhTQ3liOFBLNjg
Subscribe to Pianist Frias:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7LEDTmDjNq-uOX9FwupUwA?sub_confirmation=1")
![[Moana] I Am Moana (Song Of The Ancestors) (Piano Cover)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/RG4xMYrKQkY/hqdefault.jpg "[Moana] I Am Moana (Song Of The Ancestors) (Piano Cover)
Piano tutorial: https://youtu.be/yuSZbt2rkx4
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Moana Soundtrack, Piano Covers Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcigC81WU9Vamh_Saqjjnktf2yxmAnYZK
Rachel House & Aulii Cravalho - I Am Moana (Song Of The Ancestors), cover performed by Pianist Frias. Original transcription and live audio. From the soundtrack album Moana.
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![[Moana] Dwayne Johnson - Youre Welcome (easy) (Synthesia Piano Tutorial w/Lyrics)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/TN864jbcaBI/hqdefault.jpg "[Moana] Dwayne Johnson - Youre Welcome (easy) (Synthesia Piano Tutorial w/Lyrics)
Original piano tutorial: https://youtu.be/-S7R3ljMQI0
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Youre Welcome (easy), tutorial created by Pianist Frias. Made with Musescore and Synthesia and includes lyrics. Original transcription and studio piano audio. From the soundtrack album Moana.
Sheet Music PDF:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B9Wm758-ZlNnOHpGdWdoM2pSa3c
MIDI File:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B9Wm758-ZlNnZUFPSmZtYVJ5Mkk
This version is easy, relative to my original tutorial, in that it takes away some quite difficult sections (like inconvenient triplets & background voicing). Most elements from my original tutorial remain intact.
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![[Moana] Where You Are (solo) (Synthesia Piano Tutorial w/Lyrics)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/TqPf6LiyT-M/hqdefault.jpg "[Moana] Where You Are (solo) (Synthesia Piano Tutorial w/Lyrics)
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Moana Soundtrack, Piano Tutorials Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcigC81WU9VZlw9m6G6dsFG-5QRWA3Ksh
Christopher Jackson, Rachel House, Nicole Scherzinger, Aulii Cravalho & Louise Bush - Where You Are (solo), tutorial created by Pianist Frias. Made with Musescore and Synthesia and includes lyrics. Original transcription and studio piano audio. From the soundtrack album Moana.
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Moana Soundtrack, Piano Tutorials Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcigC81WU9VZlw9m6G6dsFG-5QRWA3Ksh
We Know The Way (Finale), tutorial created by Pianist Frias. Made with Musescore and Synthesia and includes lyrics. Original transcription and studio piano audio. From the soundtrack album Moana.
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