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In the 19th century, Daniel E. Kelley created the melody for “Home On The Range” on his guitar. This song became a state song for the state of Kansas back in 1947. Learn how to play this easy piano song today. This song is played in 3/4 time, which means there are three (3) beats in a measure, and each beat receives a Read the rest of this entry » |
| In this tutorial, you’ll Learn about the 12 key signatures in music. Since there are 12 Keys in music (which are keys C, D, E, F, G, A, B, Db, Eb, Gb, Ab, and Bb), and so there are 12 possible ways of playing a song in one of those 12 keys. Read the rest of this entry » |
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The “Aria” by Johann Sebastian Bach is the main theme of his *Goldberg Variations* (BWV 988), written in 1741. It’s a beautiful, calm melody that starts and ends the piece. The “Aria” has a graceful tune with a steady bass line and shows Bach’s ability to create something simple yet deeply moving. It’s one of his most loved and famous works. Learn how to play this beautiful classical piece on piano keyboard. Download “Aria” free sheet music at Read the rest of this entry » |
| Learn how to play ragtime music composed by Scott Joplin : The Entertainer and Maple Leaf Rag in this blog. You can download copy of free sheet music for these songs in the below. |
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Blues scales are useful for improvising not only in blues music, but also rock songs as well. The blues scale is essential for creating the iconic sound of blues and is widely used in many other genres for its expressive power. By understanding its structure and how to apply it in different musical contexts, musicians can unlock a wealth of creative possibilities for both composition and improvisation. |
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| Learn how to play Aura Lee, watch this song played at 70%, then at a normal speed. You can also download Aura Lee free sheet music which is also very easy for Read the rest of this entry » |
| Learn how to play easy and one of the popular nursery rhymes, Old MacDonald Had A Farm. |
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BIG NOTE PIANO SONGS Includes 11 Easy Songs for Beginners: Bingo, Brother John, Camptown Races, Happy Birthday, London Bridge Is Falling Down, Old MacDonald, and more.  |
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Watch the first video playing at 75% speed, and the second one playing at a normal speed. Download free sheet music below. |
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Learn how to play The Ash Grove melody with just the right hand in the first video, and learn how to play this song with chords added in the second video. Download The Ash Grove free sheet music below. |
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Learn how to play the three easy songs in the video below. Follow along to learn how to Read the rest of this entry » |
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This video shows you three (3) improvisation techniques that you can use to improvise your next song, starting with playing melody as octave on the right hand. Watch the video below to learn how to play Silent Night (at 00:17) |
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Playing Melody As Octave – 0:17 Root Chord Pattern – 2:38 Adding Harmony in the Right Hand – 5:08 |
| An octave is any two notes 12 half steps apart. For example, the first melody note of “Silent Night” is G. Instead of playing that G by itself, we will also play the G one octave higher along with it. Read the rest of this entry » |