Lesson 32

Amazing Piano!
The Complete Piano Learning System
For Teenagers & Adults

Online Piano Lesson #32
Part 2 - How To Learn Complicated Songs

Measure-by-Measure

Once you have mastered the measure-by-measure method, you will be able to learn any song you choose.

More Left Hand Chords

Click the play button for the video directly below to see and hear more left hand chords for "Yesterday" - Measures 4 and 5.

R.H. Melody - "Yesterday"

Think of video 32.2 as a 2-measure rhythm exercise.

Of course, now you're actually learning a melody from a real song, but the approach is still the same as the rhythm exercises you've completed in previous lessons.

Click the play button for the video directly below to see and hear the right hand melody for "Yesterday" - Measures 4 and 5.

Both Hands - Measure 4

Click the play button for the video directly below to see and hear both hands together for Measure 4.

Both Hands - Measure 5

Click the play button for the video directly below to see and hear both hands together for Measure 5.

Measures 4 and 5

Click the play button for the video directly below to see and hear both hands together for Measures 4 and 5.

Mastering Your Favorite Songs

I tell all of my students, "Whatever you learn, master it".

Learning songs in small sections like you've been doing in Lesson's 31 and 32, is the best way to get the most out of every song, technique and musical concept you learn.

If you were taking traditional piano lessons, you would easily spend a few years learning simple songs like Row, Row, Row Your Boat and Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star.

By learning chords, you are discovering the inside secrets of how music really works and at the same time, learning real songs that will keep your interest!