Watch and learn how to play this fun children song on the piano keyboerd.
Now, learn how to play this song, playing just the notes for the melody at a slower speed for easy learning –
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How to use Z-BOARD
For all users (except for those who have a non-touch screen device) –
click directly on the keypad of the Z-Board to play that key.
In this video, you will be learning to play “Deck The Halls” with different chords from the original version showing in the second video below. You will learn two Dominant 7th Chords: G7 and D7, i.e. you will be playing:
G7 instead of G major chord, and D7 instead of D minor chord.
G Major Chord :G – B – D G7 Chord : G – B – D – F
D Major Chord : D – F – A D7 Major Chord : D – F# – A – C
Watch the video below showing the original version of chords.
This song is played in the key of C with 4/4 time, which means there are four (4) beats in a measure, and each beat is a quarter note. [Review: Lesson 5 – Time Signatures]
It is written in the Key of C, and there are four (4) chords to be played by the left hand, and there are:
C chord – C-E-G F chord – F-A-C G chord – G-B-D D chord – D-F#-A
Aus Meines Herzens Grunde is a German song that dated back to the 17th century. It expresses theme of forgiveness and turst in God’s grace and mercy. It also has been set to music by various composers.
Bach had a deep understanding of Lutheran hymnody, and made it a significant piece in his sacred music. His setting of Aus Meines Herzens Grunde also included multiple movements such as recitatives, arias and chorales which based on the melody of the hymn.
Download the free sheet music, arranged by the Mutopia Project.
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This song is played in 4/4 time here.
[ Review: Time Signature in Free Piano Lesson 5 ]
Playing melody only using the right hand –
INSTRUCTIONS on how to use our Z-Board Piano Keyboard
1. First, use the computer mouse (or mouse pen/fingers) to click anywhere on the keyboard to activate it.
2. To play notes for the right-hand melodies –
Use computer mouse (or mouse pen/fingers) to click directly on the Z-Board.
3. To play chords for the left-hand chords – (can only use the computer mouse for this)
For C Major Chord (C – E – G), hold down “Shift” – “S” – “F” (on the computer keyboard) all at once.
Below is a chart for Major 13th Chords in all the 12 Keys, showing the formula and the notes for all of the Major 13th chords in all the 12 keys. Access the free tutorial, Lesson 49. Read the rest of this entry »
Learn how to play O Christmas Tree on the piano keyboard, free tutorial with music notes in the video below. This song is played in 3/4 time.
[ Review: Time Signature in Free Piano Lesson 5 ]
Learn how to play O Christmas Tree, the notes for the melody are:
“Heart and Soul” was composed by Hoagy Carmichael and the lyrics was written by Frank Henry Loesser in 1938. Learn how to play this song on the piano keyboard, watch below:
Notes for the melody for “Heart and Soul” –
Originally, this song was written for the film “A Song Is Born”, but it quickly became a classic in American music history. The song’s catchy melody and simple, heartfelt lyrics have made it a favorite for generations, and it remains a beloved classic for its timeless charm.
“Heart and Soul” is often associated with easy listening and has been covered by various artists, including jazz musicians and pop stars. The song is also known for its use in piano lessons, as the left-hand part of the melody is simple enough for beginners to play.
“Canon in C” is often mistakenly attributed to Johann Pachelbel, but the original piece he composed is “Canon in D”, which is one of the most famous works of Baroque music, written for three violins and basso continuo. It is structured as a canon, a musical form in which a melody is imitated and layered over itself at staggered intervals, creating a rich, harmonious texture.