How to play HERE'S YOUR PERFECT - Jamie Miller Piano Tutorial | Chords Accompaniment

Master Jamie Miller's Here's Your Perfect on Piano

This tutorial breaks down how to play Jamie Miller's "Here's Your Perfect" on piano, covering chords, progressions, and hand placements in F# major. It includes verse, pre-chorus, and chorus sections with detailed instructions and chord theory, helping pianists of all levels master the song.

In this comprehensive tutorial, we will learn how to play the piano chords and accompaniment for Jamie Miller's song "Here's Your Perfect." This song has been requested frequently, and this guide will cover the entire song, including the verse, pre-chorus, and chorus sections, with detailed chord progressions and hand placements.

"Here's Your Perfect" is played in the key of F sharp major, which contains six sharps. Understanding the scale is crucial for mastering the chords and progressions throughout the song.

F Sharp Major Scale Notes

The notes in the F sharp major scale are:

- F#
- G#
- A#
- B
- C#
- D#
- E#

Middle C is used as a reference point on the keyboard to locate these notes.

Verse Section

The song begins immediately with the verse. Both hands play simultaneously, with the left hand color-coded blue and the right hand orange for clarity.

Chord Progression and Hand Placement

- **Right Hand:** Starts with an F#5 chord, which includes F# and C#.
- **Left Hand:** Plays a single F# note, though octaves can be used for a fuller sound.

The progression moves as follows:

1. Play F# and C# together twice.
2. Change the F# in the right hand to F natural, playing twice.
3. Resolve to a C# major chord.
4. Return to F# and C# with the left hand moving to D# (creating a D# minor 7).
5. Move left hand down to C# (C# sus4 inversion).
6. Then down to B with F# and C# in the right hand, played four times.

This entire progression is repeated twice.

Pre-Chorus Section

The pre-chorus uses a similar chord progression to the verse but with slight variations:

- F# chord played four times.
- C# sus4 chord played four times.
- Resolves to C# major.
- Moves to D minor 7.
- Returns to C# major.

This section builds tension leading into the chorus.

 Chorus Section

The chorus introduces full chords and an additional chord for richness.

Chords Used in the Chorus

- **F# Major:** Includes F#, A#, and C#.
- **C# Major:** First inversion with E# (F), G#, and C#.
- **D Diminished:** D, F, and A flat (passing chord).
- **D# Minor:** First inversion with F#, A#, and D#.
- **B Major:** First inversion with D#, F#, and B.

Playing the Chorus

The progression is played as follows:

1. F# major for four beats.
2. C# major three times.
3. D diminished for four beats.
4. D# minor for two beats.
5. C# major for two beats.
6. B major for the remainder.

This progression repeats throughout the chorus.

Subsequent Verses and Variations

The next verses start more sparsely but follow the same chord structure as the chorus. To add variety, chords can be played an octave or two higher.

Final Notes and Tips

- The tutorial includes singing each section as a reference point.
- Chords and lyrics are linked for further practice.
- Playing octaves in the left hand can add fullness but is optional.
- The song ends on an F#5 chord (F#, C#, and F#).

Conclusion

This tutorial provides a detailed breakdown of how to play "Here's Your Perfect" by Jamie Miller on piano. By following the chord progressions and practicing the hand placements, pianists can master the song's accompaniment. For more tutorials or requests, viewers are encouraged to comment and subscribe.

Enjoy playing this beautiful song and happy practicing!