How to Play Happy Birthday on Piano 2024
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- čas přidán 3. 05. 2024
- In this easy Happy Birthday piano tutorial, you will learn how to play "Happy Birthday" in a simple and fun way. Whether you're a beginner or just looking to brush up on your skills, this step-by-step guide will have you playing this classic tune in no time. Impress your friends and family with your piano skills by following along with this instructional video. Let's get started and make every birthday celebration even more special with your musical talent!
Yohan Georgekutty - 7 years old Piano Prodigy
This talented young musician mastered the entire "Für Elise" at the age of 4 and now amazes audiences with Chopin waltzes. Recognized by the India Book of Records at 3, Yohan's passion for music is truly inspiring.
Watch Yohan's performance of happy birthday at age 3: • Happy Birthday to You ...
Download the sheet music: yohan.live/downloads
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Alright, Piano lovers! Let's test your knowledge. Can you name the song played by Yohan on the next episode section? Drop your guesses in the comments below!
💥Explained well, 👍
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Great job to both of you!!!! We’re so proud of you Yohan! Keep it up!
Thank you so much for your lovely wishes 💓🥳
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Thank you 🙏
Wow super❤keep it up Yohan 😊
Thank you 😊 can you try to guess the melody I played on the next episode highlights 🎶
Niceee!
Thank you! Cheers!
Any guess on the melody played at next episode highlights 🎶
Sir it's should be played double the time signature in 6/8 .
You're absolutely right! You can arrange 'Happy Birthday' in 6/8. However, 3/4 captures the traditional emphasis and phrasing of the song with its simple meter structure. It emphasizes a consistent grouping of three quarter notes per measure. My arrangement uses 3/4 for that classic feel.
Also, 6/8 is a compound time signature, meaning it's felt in groups of three eighth notes, often with dotted quarter notes (dotted crotchets). 'Happy Birthday', on the other hand, has a simple meter feel. This is why 3/4 is a more natural fit.
Thanks for bringing up this valuable point - it's always interesting to discuss alternative interpretations!
Nicee !!! 💫 Im trying to learn music sheet its kinda hard 😅
Learn by ear first 🥇 Then follow sheet music 🎶 Thats easier 😊
@@YohanPiano ohh thx
@@YohanPianodo u have any good music sheet tutorial
In my view, writting down the notation is the optimal method for quickly learning to read it. Additionally, as demonstrated in the video, identifying the notes beforehand allows us to concentrate on practicing rather than struggling to recognize them while playing.
Break it down into 3 or 4 bars at a time, even if we covered reading the entire piece in one go in the video. Give it a try and share your feedback on whether it improves your learning experience. Happy practicing!
Any guess on the melody played on the next episode highlights 🎶