Piano Music: Heart and Soul

 

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 –


 

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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.
 
 
This song 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. “Heart and Soul” continues to be beloved for its timeless charm and emotional resonance.


 

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How to play Canon in C Major

 
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Learn how to play Canon Theme in C Major by Johann Pachelbel in the video below:
 
 


 



 

 
 

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What A Friend We Have In Jesus

 

Learn to play What A Friend We Have In Jesus composed by Charles C. Converse. This song was written by a preacher, Joseph M. Scriven back in 1855.
 
Watch the first video played just the notes of the notes for the melody, played with the right hand. You can download a copy of free sheet music for this song below.
 
 
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How to play Easy Piano Christmas Songs

 
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Learn how to play these easy Christmas Carols on the piano keyboard. Watch the video below or select and click on the particular song that you wanted to learn. 

 
 

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Easy Piano Music Collection of Christmas Songs

 

A collection of easy piano music for holidays, watch the video below, and learn how to play these songs below, free sheet music provided:
 
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Minor Scales in All 12 Keys

Learn the formula – the intervals for Natural Minor Scale, and how to play Natural Minor Scale in All 12 Keys. You can click below to go to a particular scale you wanted to watch. Natural minor scales chart is provided at the end of this tutorial.


 

Formula of Minor Scales 1, 2, b3, 4, 5, b6, b7
Intervals of Root, WS, HS, WS, WS, HS, WS
Minor Scale in the key of C C, D, E♭, F, G, A♭, B♭


 

[WS : Whole Step, HS : Half Step]
 
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Nursery Rhymes Song for Children

 

Watch this nursery rhymes song for children. If you want your child to learn how to play this song, then click here for a free online tutorial. Also see more free song tutorials below.
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Learn Easy Piano Music, playing only melodies with the right hand

 

Learn how to platy these easy piano songs for beginners, you’ll learn how to play the piano with the right hand only.
 
Bingo
 
Brahms’ Lullaby
 
Camptown Races
 
Happy Birthday Song
 
Pop! Goes The Weasel
 
The Fist Noel


 



 

 

Learn how to play easy piano song, Bingo:
 

 
 

 
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Moonlight Sonata by Ludwig van Beethoven

 

Beethoven completed one of his piano Sonatas, No.14, Op.27 No.2 in 1801, and 10 years after his death, “Moonlight Sonata” was being used in both English and Germany. By 19th century, this name was universally used. Learn more about Piano Sonata No.14 here.
 
Learn how to play this song, and you can download a copy of the free sheet music below.
 
 
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Popular Piano Music

 

Here are a music collection of some of the most popular piano music –
 
00:02 – Alice, Where Art Thou? by Johseph Ascher
 
01:23 – Moonight Sonata by Ludwig van Beethoven
 
04:13 – Maple Leaf Rag by Scott Joplin
 
05:59 – Ballade by Johann Burgmuller
 
07:20 – The Entertainer by Scott Joplin
 
08:44 – Aria by Sebastian Bach
 
09:15 – Rondo by Carl Philip Emanuel Bach
 
 
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Learn Easy Piano Song, Oh! Susanna

Learn to play easy song “Oh! Susanna” on the piano keyboard, free sheet music provided at the end of this page. Read the rest of this entry »

What are the Three Primary Chords used in A Song

 

There are three primary chords for any song that you play. If a song is played in the key of C, then the three primary chords would be C chord, F chord and G chord.
 
Primary chords are Major Chords. So, if your song were to play in the key of C, the chords of the C major scale (C, D, E, F, G, A, B) would have C Chord, F Chord and G Chord being the major chords.

 

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Relaxing Music

 

Here are some of the relaxing piano music for you. Click on the individual icon to download the free sheet music for that song. More of the relaxing music below:

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3 Easy Ways to Improvise Songs for Beginners

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Learn three easy piano improvisation techniques as listed below, and apply them to your songs. Watch the video below:

        at 2:57Arpeggio Chord – by playing the notes of the chord separately. 
         
        at 4:52Broken Chord – by breaking up a chord and playing it in two parts. 
         
        at 6:32Double Chord – by playing two of the same chord in a measure. 

 

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Chords Built On Major Scale

 

Chords that are built on major scale are simply the chord of each note on that particle major scale. For example, in C Major Scale, the notes are:
 
C, D, E, F, G, A and B.
 
By applying the formula of z Chord (or Triad) which is 1 – 3 – 5, the notes for the C chord are C- E- G. And, the notes of D chord are D – F – A; and the notes of E chord are E – G – B, and so on.
 
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The formula of Major chord (Root-4HS-3HS). 
The formula of Minor chord (Root-3HS-4HS).]
 
The next chord is the chord of the second note which is D (in the C Major scale), and by applying the formula of 1-3-5, we’ll play D-F-A, but since D-F-A is Root-3HS-4HS, so the D chord is a D minor chord. [Review: Minor Chord]

 
 

 

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