Creep Radiohead Piano Sheet Music

Note Charts For The Intro Section Of Creep By Radiohead

Radiohead – Creep – MEDIUM Piano Tutorial – [Sheet Music]

In this section, well challenge you to play the guitar intro of Creep on the piano by providing you with the note charts. This is also a great exercise to develop the coordination of your left and right hand. Dont be surprised, the charts are in the bass clef!

Figure 17 Note chart Intro for Creep.

Chord Progression For Beginners

Now you know the chord diagrams. Its time to take a closer look at all the parts of the song. Here youll see the charts and the explanatory video. Remember that although the song contains several parts, the chord progression does not change. The number of repetitions of these chords changes.

Here is the chord progression for the Intro:

Figure 3 Intro chord progression.

On this figure you can see these four chords G, B/F#, C/G and Cm/G. Each chord is played for two bars. Therefore, the chord loop is 8 bars . By loop, we mean that this 8 bar chord progression is repeated over and over again during the song.

Here is the chord progression for the Verse:

Figure 4 Verse chord progression with the repetition sign.

At the end you see a repetition sign. So, this chord progression loop is repeated twice. Therefore, instead of 8 bars, the Verse consists of 16 bars. Below you can see what the Verse looks like without the repetition sign.

Here is the chord progression for the Chorus:

Figure 6 Chorus chord progression.

Here is the chord progression for the Bridge:

Figure 7 Bridge chord progression.

Again, here you can see the repetition sign, and you know what that means now. Yes, you have to repeat the same bars again.

Here is the chord progression for the Outro:

Figure 8 Outro chord progression.

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Chord Progression For Intermediate Level

Alright, now that you know the chord diagrams, well take a closer look at all the parts of Creep. Here youll see the charts and the explanatory video. Keep in mind that its not the chord progression that changes, but the number of repetitions.

Here is the chord progression for the Intro:

Figure 10 Intro chord progression.

Here is the chord progression for the Verse:

Figure 11 Verse chord progression with the repetition sign.

Here you can see a repetition sign, so this chord progression is repeated twice. Therefore, instead of 8 bars, the Verse consists of 16 bars. Without the repetition sign, this would look like the figure below.

Figure 12 Verse chord progression without the repetition sign.

Here is the chord progression for the Chorus:

Figure 13 Chorus chord progression of Creep.

Here is the chord progression for the Bridge:

Figure 14 Bridge chord progression of Creep by Radiohead.

Here you also see the repetition sign, causing this sequence to repeat.

Here is the chord progression for the Outro:

Figure 15 Outro Creep chord progression.

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How To Practice The Intro Of Creep On Piano

Practice it slowly. Play two bars of each chord separately and try to combine both your hands. In our explanatory video, were showing you an example of playing this intro with both hands.

So, start playing only the 1st and the 2nd bar of the G chord, then move to the 3rd and 4th bar of the B/F# chord. Then try to connect these chords together by playing the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th bars in a row. Do it as slowly as you feel comfortable with, gradually raising the speed to the original tempo.

Chords & Lyrics For Creep

We went through all the parts of the song separately and we played them, repeating these four chords over and over again. Dont you think its time to put everything together and play the whole song with chords and lyrics? Lets do it!

Below you can see the charts with chords and lyrics. There are three important things to mention:

The Verse and Chorus part are repeated twice: Verse 1 Chorus 1 Verse 2 Chorus 2. For this purpose there are two repetition signs: in the beginning of Verse 1 and 2, and at the end of Chorus 1 and 2.
Within this repetition you can see two lines of lyrics the upper line for Chorus 1 and Verse 1 the lower line for Chorus 2 and Verse 2.
For Verse 1, Verse 2, and Verse 3 we use the chord progression without the repetition sign .

You can stop reading now. Its jam time!

Figure 16 Creep by Radiohead Chords & Lyrics.

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Chord Diagrams For Intermediate Level Players

Radiohead – Creep – Piano Tutorial SHEETS

Hey piano lovers, welcome to the intermediate level secrion for Creep by Radiohead. Were going to show you how to play all these four chords on piano with five voicings two voicings in the left hand and three voicings in the right. Well show you how to connect them by using inversions so that you can move your fingers smoothly from one chord to the next.

On the chord diagrams, youll also find the number of fingers which we recommend you to use. Remember, for piano notations, fingers of the left and right hand have the same number:

Ring finger 4

In the table below you can see the four chords of the song and the chord diagrams:

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Chord Diagrams For Beginners

Hello beginners, are you ready for some epic Radiohead jamming? Were going to show you how to play all the four Creep chords on piano with one hand. Well also teach you how to connect them by using inversions to get smoother voicings. By doing so your fingers will move swiftly from one chord to the next.

On the chord diagrams, youll also find the number of fingers which we recommend you to use. Remember, for piano notations: fingers of the left and right hand have the same number

Ring finger 4

In the table below you can see the four chords of the song and the chord diagrams:

Music Theory Behind Creep

As we already mentioned, Creep has four chords. These chords create a loop, which is repeated over and over again during the whole song. The big question is: How does it still sound fresh and interesting? Besides the fact that this song has great instrumentation, well take a look at why these chords work so well together.

The chord progression:

Figure 18 Creep chord progression.

G is the I chord of the song. Check out our music dictionary to get a better understanding of what a tonic is, and what it does within a chord progression.

C is the IV chord.

The B is the chord of the III degree of G major. Usually on the III degree of major scales we have a minor chord. However, in this particular song we have a B major chord, which can be considered as a secondary dominant the dominant chord moving to an Em chord . But this secondary dominant doesnt resolve to Em, it moves to a C chord. You dont have to be schooled in music theory to feel the difference when you hear this. Emotionally you are longing for the Em, but you get the C chord instead.

At the end of the chord progression, the C turns into a C minor chord, which is resolved back to the G chord. This cadence of IV IV minor I chord is known as a minor plagal cadence. And as you have noticed already, it sounds amazing.

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Trivia Why Radiohead Hates Creep

Creep by Radiohead tells the story of a person that is in love. The protagonist follows his love around, but fails to make his passion explicit. Then something weird happens in the lyrics: the protagonist subconsciously becomes his beloved one.

When asked about the song, frontman Thom Yorke explained: I have a real problem being a man in the 90s Any man with any sensitivity or conscience toward the opposite sex would have a problem.

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