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    The document provides various piano accompaniment patterns for singing using chords Em/Bm/D/G. It suggests mixing up different patterns, playing the chords in root position or different inversions, experimenting with rhythms in the left hand, breaking up the chords, or making a pattern with the left hand. Examples of patterns are provided using musical notation.

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    The document provides various piano accompaniment patterns for singing using chords Em/Bm/D/G. It suggests mixing up different patterns, playing the chords in root position or different inversions, experimenting with rhythms in the left hand, breaking up the chords, or making a pattern with the left hand. Examples of patterns are provided using musical notation.

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    Wild Ones Piano Accompaniment

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    The document provides various piano accompaniment patterns for singing using chords Em/Bm/D/G. It suggests mixing up different patterns, playing the chords in root position or different inversions, experimenting with rhythms in the left hand, breaking up the chords, or making a pattern with the left hand. Examples of patterns are provided using musical notation.

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    Wild ones Piano accompaniment Bahari

    Here are some different patterns you can play on the piano when you are singing along to it

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        
    You can mix them up and also make your own patterns, the chords are always: Em/Bm/D/G

     
     
        
      
    You can play the chords in root position

       
      
      
    5

       
     
    Or use different inversions


       

    

    

    9

               
     
    try different rhythms in L.H.

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                
           
    13

        

    Or like this..

    
                 
      
    17

        

    You can also break up the chords

       
      
      
    21

          
          
    Or make a pattern with L.H.

     

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