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paulney

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My wife is turning 30 this fall. I want to play a surprise song on a piano for her. Recommend me a song to learn!!!

Requirements:
- something romantic
- something easy on the left hand
- learnable within 6 months time that I have (I can play 3-4 times a week, I have a decent electric piano)
- sheet music must be available
- a video of someone playing it on a piano must be available
- if it's an instructional video - even better!
- I am willing to pay for an online course or some private lessons to learn this particular piece

About my piano abilities:

- I can read sheet music slowly (can't play off the sheet if I see it for the first time).
- I can play boogie. I have a few left hand patterns I know well enough to even improvise with the right hand.
- I need to have a video of someone playing it, because I have a hard time getting the note durations right. I.e. if I read the progression off the sheet, I need to hear someone play it, and I can reproduce it afterward. Otherwise I can't play the tune in my head.

Thank you!
 
I forgot: unfortunately Brian Adams 'Everything I do' is out of the question 🙁 I tried to learn it and play for my previous GFE, and my wife can't stand anything about her.
 
I'm a big fan of the Clair de Lune by Debussy. Lots of YouTube videos of it being played. May be too difficult for you, though.
 
Originally posted by: esun
I'm a big fan of the Clair de Lune by Debussy. Lots of YouTube videos of it being played. May be too difficult for you, though.
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Probably my favorite song to play.

Anyway, what about Richard Marx? A bit cliche though. Maybe that one song...Fifteen? By five for fighting.
 
Thanks a lot, guys! Some of these should be doable!
I'll probably need a couple of technique lessons or smth, but 'Fifteen' is right about where I am comfortable.
 
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