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Interactive piano tutorial for "14 Hour Technicolour Dream" by Syn, in D major at about 125 BPM. Transcribed from the track by Songscription. Slow it down to learn it at your own pace.

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14 Hour Technicolour Dream by Syn
Piano Tutorial

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Piano rollFalling notes

This interactive piano roll is a play-along piano tutorial for "14 Hour Technicolour Dream" by Syn, and one of the simplest ways to learn the song on piano. Every note falls onto the keyboard so you can see exactly what to play and when, and you can slow it right down to work through the fast parts before building back up to full speed.

Inside the music
Signature

Music DNA

Genrerock · indie rock · alternative rock
Moodenergetic · uplifting · dreamy
Signature14‑hour technicolour dream
D major
Key
125
BPM
4/4
Time
Chords

The progression

D
F♯m
C
G
Bm
Am
F
A
Form

Structure & dynamics

IntroVersePre‑ChorusChorusPost‑ChorusBridgeInstrumentalSoloBreakdownDropOutro
Instrumentation

What's in the mix

drums
tight, punchy kit with a driving 4/4 groove
bass guitar
round, syncopated bassline driving the groove
vocals
male lead voice, clear and slightly raw, delivered with energetic, expressive phrasing; often layered with harmonies in the choruses
electric guitar
clean to lightly overdriven tone, playing rhythmic chords and melodic riffs that accent the vocal phrasing
synth pads
lush, atmospheric pads that fill the stereo field and add a dreamy texture
synth lead
bright, melodic synth lines that weave between vocal phrases and reinforce the chorus hooks
Album & artist
ALBUM

Flowerman / 14 Hour Technicolour Dream (1967)

A two-sided single released on Deram, with the A-side 'Flowerman' written as a piece of breezy, flower-power pop, and the B-side '14 Hour Technicolour Dream' written to commemorate the celebrated psychedelic happening at London's Alexandra Palace in April 1967. The B-side, featuring Peter Banks' compressed Rickenbacker guitar, later appeared in Record Collector's list of the 100 greatest psychedelic records.

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Artist

Syn

The Syn were a British psychedelic pop group active in the mid-1960s, led by vocalist Steve Nardelli and featuring guitarist Peter Banks and bassist Chris Squire, both of whom later helped form Yes. They played in the London scene during the Summer of Love era, turning out short, melodic singles with a freakbeat and psychedelic character before disbanding in 1967.

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Good to know

What key is "14 Hour Technicolour Dream" in?

"14 Hour Technicolour Dream" by Syn is in D major.

What is the tempo of "14 Hour Technicolour Dream"?

"14 Hour Technicolour Dream" plays at around 125 BPM in 4/4 time.

What chords are in "14 Hour Technicolour Dream"?

The core progression is D, F♯m, C, G, Bm, and Am, built around the D major tonal center.

What instruments play on "14 Hour Technicolour Dream"?

The recording features drums, electric guitar, bass guitar, synth pads, synth lead, and vocals.

Can I get a piano roll for "14 Hour Technicolour Dream"?

Yes. Songscription turns "14 Hour Technicolour Dream" by Syn into an interactive piano roll you can play along with.

Is "14 Hour Technicolour Dream" piano tutorial easy to learn?

The piano roll shows every note of "14 Hour Technicolour Dream" falling onto the keys, and you can slow it right down so the fast parts come a few notes at a time. At 125 BPM in D major, it is very learnable once you ease off the speed.

What album is "14 Hour Technicolour Dream" on?

"14 Hour Technicolour Dream" appears on Flowerman / 14 Hour Technicolour Dream (1967).

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