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Topic: Jingle Bells (early elementary)

Regular forum visitors may remember that I promised a piano cover of a Christmas pop song, which I hoped would be released by the end of November. Well, I don't know what the distributors are up to, but I'm still waiting for it! So here's my latest educational video. It's an easy hands-together version of Jingle Bells, ideal for students who have been learning for a little while. The sheet music can be downloaded here: https://animatedpiano.com/piano-tutoria...-together/

https://youtu.be/NwSAwXwi6JE

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Re: Jingle Bells (early elementary)

dazric wrote:

Regular forum visitors may remember that I promised a piano cover of a Christmas pop song, which I hoped would be released by the end of November. Well, I don't know what the distributors are up to, but I'm still waiting for it! So here's my latest educational video. It's an easy hands-together version of Jingle Bells, ideal for students who have been learning for a little while. The sheet music can be downloaded here: https://animatedpiano.com/piano-tutoria...-together/

https://youtu.be/NwSAwXwi6JE


Very nice and easy instruction. And good to hear U4. It is as a good upright. I hope people could use it more. I like it. Thanks for pdf. I might load it for my grandchild
Thank you dazric.

Best wishes,

Stig

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Re: Jingle Bells (early elementary)

Thank you for your interest, Stig! This one's proved quite popular, so I'm planning to do some more like it as soon as I can. The U4 does come across well - I think it may the most satisfying of the current Pianoteq instruments for presenting very simple material.