It’s Monday so it’s time to let your eardrums feast on some More Music! This week I’ve record the brilliant I Saw Her Standing There by the one and only The Beatles. What a tune this is! And it was so much fun to record. I think some Beatles songs may pop up every now and then. But for now ladies and gentlemen I am proud to give you, playing I Saw Her Standing There - The Berties!! Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BERTIEWEBBOFFICIAL/

It's More Music Monday everyone! This week in light of the current pandemic I thought I'd record a happy little number with a not so secret hidden message - Have A Nice Day! No silly virus lyrics or gas masks just more music to hopefully brighten your day. I hope this video puts a little smile of your face. Remember to subscribe and give it a thumbs up if it did :) Take care everyone.

This week for More Music Monday I thought I’d go all classical on you and play some Bach! Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier is a suite of pieces encompassing all keys of music. There’s a Prelude and Fugue for each key and would have been played on a harpsichord or similar period instrument. The Clavier means keyboard instrument, so nowadays that is the piano or in the case of this video; digital piano. Bach wrote 2 suites titled The Well-Tempered Clavier, this Prelude is one of the most famous - the first Prelude of the lot, which of course is in C major. This piece has been re-worked by many composers. Transcribed, edited, written for new instruments and ensembles etc… it has become a stable in every pianists diet and the 2 suites of music are rightly regarded as some of the most important pieces of music ever written. I hope you enjoy this little video of me playing some Bach on the piano. If you are learning the piano and want to try it for yourself then you can download the sheet music for free here: http://imslp.eu/files/imglnks/euimg/1/15/IMSLP582203-PMLP533917-Bach_-_WTC_1_-NBA-_Prelude-Fugue_1_(C_major,_BWV_846)._Full-size.pdf Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BERTIEWEBBOFFICIAL/

It’s Monday! Time for some more music!! Yay! Today I’m playing one of the most famous instrumental tracks ever, The Rumble by the unbelievably cool Link Wray. This track is too cool for school. Just bass, guitar and drums. I believe it is still the only instrumental track to be banned from American radio for being too provocative! Link Wray’s use of chords and his stage presence when performing this track led to this conclusion. But times have moved on and now this is an essential guitar track that all guitarists should learn. There was one slight problem however… I don’t have a drum kit at home. So I had a quick search around the house and made up a drum kit using random things I could find. Here’s my no-expenses spent drum kit! Kick - my teaching case Snare - C1000 case with assorted spoons High Hat - Weber Kettle Plus Barbecue Lid Toms - Se Electronics microphone box and BlueBird mic padding Crash - Planet Z Crash cymbal So yeah, some random boxes and bits of foam and boom we have a drum kit! And this is how it sounds…

Fix You - Coldplay cover by Bertie Webb Here is my cover of Fix You by Coldplay. Recorded in my little home studio. I hope you enjoy it! Subscribe for more multi-instrumental videos like this. Let me know what songs you think I should cover in the comments! Thanks for watching. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BERTIEWEBBOFFICIAL/ 'Fix You' originally by Coldplay Written by: Chris Martin, Jonny Buckland, Guy Berryman, Will Champion Published by: Universal Music

Here we go then everyone. My #100daysofpractice is complete so today I start a new project that I’m calling More Music Mondays! (Love a little alliteration!) Each Monday I will upload a new cover song. Sometimes it might feature multiple instruments. Sometimes maybe a solo, duet or a capella...Who knows?! 🤷‍♂️ I’ll be messing about with genres and styles, as well as instruments etc... it’s going to be fun! And as always I’ve no idea where it will lead! This week I was mainly working on my cover of My Way for day 100 of my challenge. And it seems a shame, after all that work, to not upload it as a stand alone video. So this is the one to share everyone! My first More Music Monday cover taken from day 100 of my #100daysofpractice is the incredible masterpiece My Way. I hope you enjoy this video and if you’d like to see more videos like this then like my page or subscribe to my channel on YouTube, and join me for some weekly music fun!

Playing the top selling song of the year on the last day of the year. SOMEONE YOU LOVED, Lewis Capaldi. BERT STYLE #100daysofpractice day 83 Well I couldn’t just practise Auld Lang Syne now could I?! As a cheeky end of year treat I thought I’d give you a sneak peak of what I’ve got planned for 2020 by doing my own version of the top selling song this year - Someone You Loved by Lewis Capaldi. Only 16 more days of practise left everyone! Subscribe to this channel and stick around for more videos like this :) I hope you have an amazing New Years celebration and I look forward to seeing you all in the next decade! Happy New Year everyone!

Share - Subscribe - Like... You know you want to ;) Here's a cheeky cover of Chuck Berry's timeless classic Johnny B Goode. I hope you enjoy - please like, share and subscribe if you do! If you would like to download a free MP3 of the audio then head over to my website and help yourself :) Hi and thanks for watching my video! This is my most ambitious project to date and I'm quite happy with how it turned out. My names Bertie. I'm a professional musician, producer, composer, techie and teacher available to hire for any project. If you are in need of a music geek for your next project then check out my website (www.bertiewebb.com) and get in touch!

This is my arrangement of Nearer My God to Thee, the hymn the string quartet was playing while the Titanic sank. I've always been intrigued by the Titanic and this piece is harrowingly beautiful, it seemed like the perfect piece for my own tribute to the people on board. Arranged, performed and conducted by me. I do hope you enjoy. For more information please visit www.bertiewebb.com