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Thanks again, man. Really helpful.

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

Hey guys, I have what seems to be a simple question... Does anyone know how to play the short piano riff the Chris does over the second time he sings "Revolutionaries wait, for my head on a silver plate"? If not, does anyone know of a tutorial that includes it, because I've been looking all day and have yet to find one. This would be very helpful to me as it's one of my bands most craved cover songs, and we need to get it spot on :laugh3:

^Thanks. Something I didn't know.:D That's kinda cool, though.

I have to say having reversed keys would be slightly amazing....but certainly not worth it. I would like to know exactly how Chris gets his that way, because when you calculate the amount of work it would take for something like that...why would any major artist worth his salt do that to his primary instrument? I mean those Yamaha arent cheap:\ Even if it is done by professional piano people, I just don't see it happening that way for Coldplay. Maybe he buys them like that...

Yeah I know this is quite an insanely random first post... but either way, oh well. There is an alternative to what you seem to be looking for. Yamaha makes a model known as the U1 SG. It comes in the standard 48" version that Chris plays. It's part of their "silent piano" series, which have full acoustuc AND digital capabilities. Sure, it's no GT20. So it's not EXACTLY what Chris plays...but its a damn good piano. My grandfather own the exact model I am mentioning. Also, it will be more affordable and easier to find in America. I've seen them for about $11K EDIT: Sorry, minor detail here. The GT20 is 40", not 48"