How To Create The Sound Of Christmas Bells & Chimes On Your Piano Good morning. This is Duane, and Christmas is right around the corner, when I’m recording this at least, although you may be watching it in … Continue reading →
“Joy To The World” -Â In A Happy Piano Style The words to the great Christmas Carol “Joy To The World” express great joy at the coming of the Messiah, Jesus Christ, and celebrates the glory of when He will … Continue reading →
Christmas Carols on the Piano – Silent Night
Continue reading →Start Out The New Year Right By Learning To Play “Auld Lang Syne” On The Piano! Good morning. This is Duane. Let’s Start Out The New Year Right By Learning To Play “Auld Lang Syne” On The Piano! Like many … Continue reading →
“What Child Is This?” For Piano – An Easy 4-Chord Progression Good morning and Merry Christmas. This is Duane. When you were a kid, did you ever play a chord sequence something like this? “What Child Is This?” For Piano … Continue reading →
O Come All Ye Faithful For Piano – Some Arranging Ideas… Good morning. Let’s take a look at O Come All Ye Faithful for piano today and we can do it in any key we want. Let’s do it in … Continue reading →
Angels From The Realms of Glory: Piano Arranging Ideas Good morning. This is Duane and Merry Christmas to you. We’ve been taking a series of Christmas carols this last couple of weeks and I have about 13 or 14 recorded … Continue reading →
Santa Claus Is Coming To Town & He’s Bringing Some Easy Music Theory With Him… Here is the transcript of the video so you can follow along: Good morning. This is Duane and Merry Christmas to you. Did you know … Continue reading →
“I’ll Be Home For Christmas” Song for Piano Here is a transcript of the video in case you might like to follow along: Good morning, this is Duane. Let’s take a look today at the classic song from World War … Continue reading →
The Christmas Song: Thinking Through The Chord Progressions Good morning. This is Duane, and Merry Christmas to you. Today I want to look at “The Christmas Song: Thinking Through The Chord Progressions”. In my opinion, this is one of the … Continue reading →
