Chord progression: The piece is built around a simple, yet effective chord progression, featuring minor and major chords (Am, F, G, C).
Arpeggios: The left-hand part features broken chords, played in a smooth, arpeggiated pattern. This creates a sense of movement and flow, while allowing the pianist to focus on the melody.
Melodic contour: The right-hand melody is characterized by a mix of stepwise motion and larger intervals, creating a sense of tension and release.

: The song starts at a very low BPM. Master the finger placement at this speed before attempting the "climax" tempo.

Eric Prydz Opus Piano Sheet Music Patched May 2026

Chord progression: The piece is built around a simple, yet effective chord progression, featuring minor and major chords (Am, F, G, C).
Arpeggios: The left-hand part features broken chords, played in a smooth, arpeggiated pattern. This creates a sense of movement and flow, while allowing the pianist to focus on the melody.
Melodic contour: The right-hand melody is characterized by a mix of stepwise motion and larger intervals, creating a sense of tension and release.

: The song starts at a very low BPM. Master the finger placement at this speed before attempting the "climax" tempo.