This arrangement is a fantastic workout for left-hand arpeggiated patterns — your left hand cycles through broken chords in a steady, flowing rhythm that needs to stay smooth and even throughout, so start hands-separate and get that left-hand pattern almost automatic before adding the melody.

In the key of E, watch the stretches between chord tones, especially on transitions where the root jumps — slow those changes down to half tempo until your fingers find the positions cleanly.

Your right hand carries a singing melody that needs to float above the accompaniment, so practice voicing: keep your left hand soft and let the right-hand fingertips do the expressive work.

Pedal is essential here but easy to overdo; change it with each new chord to avoid muddiness.

Loop the first eight bars until they feel effortless, then build outward.

This is the piece that will make your hand independence feel truly natural.