This Bonus video explores an optional, more advanced ending for those of you who want to learn the beloved soaring melody that Canon in D is so famous for! We’ll also learn to pair it with the left hand accompaniment pattern that we learned in Part 4.

Finally, we’re combining all the left and right hand patterns we’ve learned so far and shape them into a complete musical performance!

Today, we’re showing our left hand a little more love and adding two new left hand pattern options for our piece. We’ll also discuss creative decision-making and things to consider when developing your own left hand patterns.

In today’s video, we continue to expand our right hand pattern, adding two more lines to our piece. We also discuss how you can tap into your creativity and start inventing your own playing patterns!

Welcome back! In this second lesson of my Canon in D tutorial series, we’re building on everything we learned in Part 1 by expanding our right hand pattern. Now we know the first four lines of the song!

You asked for it, and here it is! 🎶 I’m starting a beginner-friendly tutorial series on Canon in D, designed for absolute beginners to piano.

Here's the final video in my series teaching you to play "Let It Be" on the piano! Today we'll learn to play the chorus!

At long last, I'm pleased to finally share my most requested tutorial -- a beginner-friendly version of Passacaglia!

I love this song for beginners because it uses simple patterns and repetitions that are easy to memorize and really satisfying to play! I hope you enjoy playing this song as much as I do 🥰

Once you've gotten comfortable playing my favourite rhythm pattern for piano beginners, you may be interested in taking your playing to the next level.

In today's video, I show you how you can start to experiment with chord inversions to make your rhythm pattern even nicer to play!