Watch piano tutorial on how to play “Angel Eyes” a popular song by Jim Brickman, released in 1995. This song is created by Zebra Keys, www.zebrakeys.com using Synthesia.
Basic Piano Skills: Learn the Name of Piano Keys
As you have learned in Lesson 1 that a piano keyboard is made up of five (5) black keys and seven (7) white keys which are repeated throughout the piano keyboard. Today, you’ll learn the names of these piano keys.
| The total of seven white keys are broken down into two groups – a group of three (3) white keys (C, D, E), and a group of four (4) white keys (F, G, A, B). Watch the video below to help you recognize each of the white keys easily in relation to their position on the keyboard: |
Back At One by Brian McKnight – Piano Tutorial
Brian McKnight is one of the popular American singers, and he who was born in Buffalo, New York. In 1999, he recorded the song, Back At One.
Watch piano tutorial on how to play this song , created by http://www.zebrakeys.com/ using Synthesia.
Watch piano tutorial on how to play this song , created by http://www.zebrakeys.com/ using Synthesia.
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BACK AT ONE Lyrics Read the rest of this entry »
Learn Piano Keys
For absolute beginners, learning the piano keys is the most fundamental skill that one has to learn first. Here you will learn the layout patterns of the piano keyboard which will help you to recognize the name of each key in relation to its position on the piano keyboard. There are 88 keys in any full-size piano keyboard, these keys are actually made up of a set of seven white keys and a set of five black keys repeated throughout the keyboard. Watch the video below with easy-to-follow illustrations, and have fun in learning the first step of learning the piano. |
Hip Hop Dance
Watch the highlights of Dominion High School Dance Team at the Mid-Atlantic Pom and Dance Association.
MAPDA Competition // Dominion Dance
MAPDA Competition // Dominion Dance
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Learn How to Play Easy Song Online
Learn how to play easy song online for beginners today via this online tutorial. Watch how to play the melody for Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star using the right hand first. Next, learn how to play the chords with the left hand.
Access free Z-Board interactive keyboard at our site at virtual piano keyboard.
Access free Z-Board interactive keyboard at our site at virtual piano keyboard.
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 –
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.
How to Play Whole Tone Scale on Piano
| In this blog, we will learn how to play the whole tone scale in the key of C on the piano keyboard, starting by playing three white keys (C, D, E) and three black keys (F#, G#, A#) on the keyboard. It is much fun and easier to remember how to play the whole tone scale in the key of C. Read the rest of this entry » |
How to Play Yankee Doodle, Easy Piano
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Learn how to play this easy piano song, Yankee Doodle. This song is played in 4/4 time, which means there are four (4) beats in a measure, and each beat get a quarter note. You will be playing three (3) major chords with the left hand – |
Jingle Bells Free Sheet Music
You can download a copy of Jingle Bells free sheet music with guitar score in this blog in the below.
You can also learn how to play this song starting with playing just the notes of the melody only in the first video, and with chords added in the second video.
You can also learn how to play this song starting with playing just the notes of the melody only in the first video, and with chords added in the second video.
| | | G E D C | | | G GG | | | G E D C | | | A | | |
| | | A F E D | | | G G | | | A G F D | | | E | | |
| | | G E D C | | | G GG | | | G E D C | | | A | | |
| | | A F E D | | | G G G G | | | A G F D | | | C G | | |
| | | E E E | | | E E E | | | E G C D | | | E | | |
| | | F F F F | | | F E E EE | | | E D D E | | | D G | | |
| | | E E E | | | E E E | | | E G C D | | | E | | |
| | | F F F F | | | F E E EE | | | G G F D | | | C | | |
How to Construct Minor Scale in Music
We have learned about how to construct major scales in the beginner Music Theory section, and now we are going to learn how to construct natural minor scales.
The formula for minor scale is:
The formula for minor scale is:
| 1, | 2, | b3, | 4, | 5, | b6, | b7 |
| (Root, | W, | H, | W, | W, | H, | W) |
ii, iii, vi Chords
The ii iii vi Chords also known as Three Secondary Chords, see the full list of Three Secondary Chords in all 12 keys.
In any given Major Scale, there are three major chords (I, IV, and V), three minor chords (ii, iii, and vi), and one diminished chord (vii or o).
While the primary chords are Read the rest of this entry »
In any given Major Scale, there are three major chords (I, IV, and V), three minor chords (ii, iii, and vi), and one diminished chord (vii or o).
While the primary chords are Read the rest of this entry »
Jingle Bells, Easy Holiday Song for Beginners
Today we will be learning how to play one of the most popular holiday songs, Jingle Bells. We will be playing this song in the Key of C, since there are no sharps (#) or flats (b) in this song, it is quite easy to learn it.
This song is played in 4/4 time, which means there are four (4) beats in a measure, and each beat get a quarter note.
This song is played in 4/4 time, which means there are four (4) beats in a measure, and each beat get a quarter note.
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NOTES to be played with the right hand:
How to Play We Wish You A Merry Christmas, Easy Piano
Learn how to play We Wish You A Merry Christmas, an easy song to teach yourself how to play for this holiday season as well as for those who wanted to teach their child. Watch the first video which shows how to play only the melody for easy learning, and in the second video shows you how to play this song with chords added. Have a Happy Holiday!
You can practice playing this song on our virtual piano keyboard provided below, a printable free sheet music is also provided.
This song is played in the Key of C, there is no sharps (#) or flats (b) in this song. The song is played in 3/4 time, which means that every measure gets three counts, and each quarter note (4) receives one count. [Review: Time Signatures in Note Duration]
You can practice playing this song on our virtual piano keyboard provided below, a printable free sheet music is also provided.
This song is played in the Key of C, there is no sharps (#) or flats (b) in this song. The song is played in 3/4 time, which means that every measure gets three counts, and each quarter note (4) receives one count. [Review: Time Signatures in Note Duration]
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NOTES to be played with the right hand are: Read the rest of this entry »
Useful Piano Reference – Interactive Chords Chart
You can find any chords with this interactive Piano Chords Chart created by Colm Mac Cárthaigh.
Click below to go to this useful music reference:
Click below to go to this useful music reference:
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Major Chords Learn How Major Chords are Constructed Its Formula & Major Chords Chart |