Image via WikipediaStevie Wonder My Cherie Amour Chord Video
1. My Cherie Amour Chord Chart
Intro: D7 Cmaj7 C6 C F La la la, la la la, F6/C Fmaj7 F7b5 F7 Gmaj7 D7 La la la la, la la. Verse 1: Gmaj7 C11 Fmaj7 C/D My che-rie amour; lovely as a summer day. Gmaj7 C11 Fmaj7 C/D My che-rie amour; distant as the Milky Way. Chorus 1: Cmaj7 C/D F9 My che-rie amour; pretty little one that I adore, E7 Bm7 E7 A7 You're the only girl my heart beats for; D7 G6 C/D D7 How I wish that you were mine. Verse 2: Gmaj7 C11 Fmaj7 C/D In a cafe, or sometimes on a crowded street, Gmaj7 C11 Fmaj7 C/D I've been near you, but you never noticed me. Chorus 2: Cmaj7 C/D F9 My che-rie amour; won't you tell me, how could you ignore, E7 Bm7 E7 A7 That, behind that little smile I wore? D7 G6 C/D How I wish that you were mine. Interlude: D7 Cmaj7 C6 C F La la la, la la la, F6/C Fmaj7 F7b5 F7 Gmaj7 D7 La la la la, la la. Verse 3: Gmaj7 C11 Fmaj7 C/D Maybe someday, you'll see my face among the crowd? Gmaj7 C11 Fmaj7 C/D Maybe someday, I'll share your, little distant cloud? Chorus 3: Cmaj7 C/D F9 My che-rie amour; pretty little one that I adore, E7 Bm7 E7 A7 You're the only girl my heart beats for; D7 G6 C/D D7 How I wish that you were mine. Coda: D7 Cmaj7 C6 C F La la la, la la la, F6/C Fmaj7 F7b5 F7 Gmaj7 D7 La la la la, la la. (Repeat to Fade) My Cherie Amour Chords 1969Here's a breakdown of chords I use when I play the song:
Bm7 = BA/DF#C
C6 = CG/CEA
C11 = C/BbDF
D7 = D/DF#B
D7b9 = DB/CD#F#B
D11 = D/GACE
E7 = EG#/DF#B
Fmaj7 = FC/ACE
F9 = FA/EbGBD
F6 = F/ACD
F7b5 = F/AEbFB
Gmaj7 = GD/BF#
2. My Cherie Amour Chords For Piano
Intro (2x; vocals enter 2nd time:)
F#maj7 Cbmaj7
La la la la la la
C#maj7
La la la la la la
Verse 1:
Ab7+5 C#maj7 Gb7sus F#7 Cbmaj7 Ab7sus4 Ab7
My Cherie Amour, lovely as a summer's day
C#maj7 Gb7sus F#7 Cbmaj7 Ab7sus4 Ab7
My Cherie Amour, distant as the Milky Way
F#maj7 Ab13 Fm7-5/B
My Cherie Amour, pretty little one that I adore
Bb9 Eb9
You're the only girl my heart beats for
Ab13 C#maj7
How I wish that you were mine
Verse 2:
Ab13-9 C#maj7... [Ab13-9: 4x4564]
In a cafe or sometimes on a crowded street
I've been near you, but you never notice me
My Cherie Amour, won't you tell me how could you ignore
That behind that little smile I wore
How I wish that you were mine
[repeat intro - with vocals both times]
[key change to D]
Verse 3:
A7 Dmaj7 G7sus4 G7 Cmaj7 A7Sus4 A7
Maybe someday you'll see my face among the crowd
Dmaj7 G7sus4 G7 Cmaj7 A7Sus4 A7
Maybe someday I'll share your little distant cloud
Gmaj7 A13 F#m7-5/C
Oh, Cherie Amour, pretty little one that I adore
B9 E9
You're the only girl my heart beats for
A13 Dmaj7
How I wish that you were mine
[repeat intro (in D) to fade:]
Gmaj7 Cmaj7
La la la la la la
Dmaj7
La la la la la la Version 2 with Key Change3. Free Print for Keyboard Chords
My Cherie Armour pdf
Steps To Video Making and Marketing
Image via Wikipedia Three Steps To Add the 
Power of Video to Your Website
1. Shoot Your Video
2. Upload It To YouTube
3. Link or Embed Your Video Broadcast
What should your first video message be?
If a visitor stopped by your show room you'd take the opportunity to show them around. Do the same thing on your website or blog. When a visitor arrives, welcome them to your site with your instruction video. In essence, you want to show them around your "virtualInternet showroom."
Tell them how you're different and the benefits you or your products offer. If your site has links, then tell your visitor what information they will find if they follow those links.
I offer lessons and instructions online. I play the piano and offer certain music resources to take your piano playing to the next level.
Step 1: Shoot Your Video
Set up yourcamera and position yourself about two or three feet in front of it and start talking. In the beginning, I used a digital camera and set it on a tripod. Then I set the camera on video and sat down and started talking.
Don't worry about what you will say, just start talking and recording. If you were a first time visitor to your website what would you be looking for and what would you want to know?
Don't worry about scripting out what you will say. Just talk off the top of your mind and don't be afraid to record several takes. The delete button is powerful and allows you to re-take the shot many times over.
Then watch them back and pick the best one. The exercise of being in front of the camera and just talking will help you perfect what you say. It will also help you get past your fear of being in front of the camera. By recording several takes, it will help you to look, sound and feel natural. And that's important! Remember to smile and just be yourself.
One of the greatest powers of using video in your marketing is that it gives your customers and prospects the opportunity to meet you face to face. Once you are happy with the take, put it up on YouTube.
Step 2: Upload to YouTube
If you do not yet have an account go to www.youtube.com and sign up for a free account. Once you have it set up, which will take a few minutes, connect your video camera to your computer and upload your video to YouTube. Mostvideo cameras come with software that may require you to transfer the video to your computer before you can move it to YouTube.
The hardest part of the whole process is often getting the video off your camera. If you have trouble then you might want to consider investing in a video camera that is made specifically for putting video onto computer oruploading it to the Internet.
Step 3: Link or Embed Your video for broadcast.
Once you have your video on YouTube you will find two different sets of Internet coding to the right of your video. TheURL code lets you link people to your YouTube video and the Embedded code lets you place that video directly onto your Website.
I recommend you place your videos on your Website. Keep your visitors on your site rather than sending them away to another site. If you maintain your own Website then simply copy and paste this code onto yourWeb page. If you have someone who maintains it for you, then send the code to them. It can save you hundreds of dollars in getting video on your Website. The key is to just do it.
As a music teacher, I enjoy recording students playing their favorite songs and then sharing the link with family members and friends. I also have enjoyed making a video of pirate images and children's books with background music on one of my blogs.
Once you have put a welcome video on your website, there is a lot more you can do. Most importantly, put your website or blogURL in the Description Box. That way you will be directing more traffic to your site and increase effective newsletter sign ups.
Indeed there is power in adding video to your website.
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Power of Video to Your Website 1. Shoot Your Video
2. Upload It To YouTube
3. Link or Embed Your Video Broadcast
What should your first video message be?
If a visitor stopped by your show room you'd take the opportunity to show them around. Do the same thing on your website or blog. When a visitor arrives, welcome them to your site with your instruction video. In essence, you want to show them around your "virtual
Internet showroom."Tell them how you're different and the benefits you or your products offer. If your site has links, then tell your visitor what information they will find if they follow those links.
I offer lessons and instructions online. I play the piano and offer certain music resources to take your piano playing to the next level.
Step 1: Shoot Your Video
Set up your
camera and position yourself about two or three feet in front of it and start talking. In the beginning, I used a digital camera and set it on a tripod. Then I set the camera on video and sat down and started talking.Don't worry about what you will say, just start talking and recording. If you were a first time visitor to your website what would you be looking for and what would you want to know?
Don't worry about scripting out what you will say. Just talk off the top of your mind and don't be afraid to record several takes. The delete button is powerful and allows you to re-take the shot many times over.
Then watch them back and pick the best one. The exercise of being in front of the camera and just talking will help you perfect what you say. It will also help you get past your fear of being in front of the camera. By recording several takes, it will help you to look, sound and feel natural. And that's important! Remember to smile and just be yourself.
One of the greatest powers of using video in your marketing is that it gives your customers and prospects the opportunity to meet you face to face. Once you are happy with the take, put it up on YouTube.
Step 2: Upload to YouTube
If you do not yet have an account go to www.youtube.com and sign up for a free account. Once you have it set up, which will take a few minutes, connect your video camera to your computer and upload your video to YouTube. Most
video cameras come with software that may require you to transfer the video to your computer before you can move it to YouTube.The hardest part of the whole process is often getting the video off your camera. If you have trouble then you might want to consider investing in a video camera that is made specifically for putting video onto computer or
uploading it to the Internet.
Step 3: Link or Embed Your video for broadcast.
Once you have your video on YouTube you will find two different sets of Internet coding to the right of your video. The
URL code lets you link people to your YouTube video and the Embedded code lets you place that video directly onto your Website.I recommend you place your videos on your Website. Keep your visitors on your site rather than sending them away to another site. If you maintain your own Website then simply copy and paste this code onto your
Web page. If you have someone who maintains it for you, then send the code to them. It can save you hundreds of dollars in getting video on your Website. The key is to just do it.
As a music teacher, I enjoy recording students playing their favorite songs and then sharing the link with family members and friends. I also have enjoyed making a video of pirate images and children's books with background music on one of my blogs.
Once you have put a welcome video on your website, there is a lot more you can do. Most importantly, put your website or blog
URL in the Description Box. That way you will be directing more traffic to your site and increase effective newsletter sign ups.Indeed there is power in adding video to your website.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Video-Making-and-Marketing&id=5353121
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