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What are the Imagine notes?

What are the Imagine notes?

The top notes are A-C and the bottom note is F. Let’s take a look at the Am/E, Dm7 and Am/C chords.

What grade is Imagine on piano?

Grade 2
A grade 2 piano accompaniment of this John Lennon cult classic. It plays along with the original track and falls under the hands quite well if you’re used to playing and understanding chords. Section headings and vocal cues are included.

What did John Lennon say about the song imagine?

In Geoffrey Giuliano’s book, Lennon In America, Lennon described “Imagine” as “anti-religious, anti-nationalistic, anti-conventional, anti-capitalistic… but because it’s sugar-coated, it’s accepted.” Covers of it came thick and fast (the website Second Hand Songs lists 402 recorded and live versions).

What key is the song Imagine by John Lennon?

C majorImagine / Key
The piece is in C major. Like so many great songs, ‘Imagine’ draws heavily on a I-IV-V harmonic structure (so the chords C, F and G). Lennon adds subtle harmonic touches that give the piece a beautiful mood of its own, underpinning his free-flowing melody.

Who bought John Lennon’s piano?

singer George Michael
The “iconic” piano which John Lennon used to write the song Imagine is to go on display to mark his 80th birthday. The piano, which singer George Michael bought in 2000, will be at Liverpool’s Strawberry Field from Friday.

What chords are used in imagine?

Imagine Guitar Chords Chart by John Lennon

  • Intro: C F C F.
  • C F C F. Imagine there’s no Heaven It’s easy if you try. C F C F.
  • Chorus: |F Am| | Dm F | | G – – C| G. Imagine all the people Living for to day.
  • Verse: C F C F. Imagine there’s no countries It isn’t hard to do.
  • Chorus: |F Am| | Dm F | | G – – C| G.

What key is imagine written in?

C major
More videos on YouTube The piece is in C major. Like so many great songs, ‘Imagine’ draws heavily on a I-IV-V harmonic structure (so the chords C, F and G). Lennon adds subtle harmonic touches that give the piece a beautiful mood of its own, underpinning his free-flowing melody.