Three Christmas carols, free
Jingle Bells, Silent Night and We Wish You a Merry Christmas, written in finger numbers instead of notes, with a page that explains how to read them. Leave your name and I will send it over, and write a few times a year when there is something worth your time.
12 Days of Christmas Piano Tutorial
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This is the best Christmas folk song to play and sing along with your friends. I created this piano tutorial since I figured someone has to sit next to the piano and accompany all the other :)
If you experience difficulties playing the song, print out the piano sheet under this piano tutorial.
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A free booklet
Three Christmas Carols to Start With
Jingle Bells, Silent Night and We Wish You a Merry Christmas, written in finger numbers so you can play them tonight without reading a note. Seven pages, yours to print. Tell me where to send it.
One click to confirm, and the booklet arrives. A few letters a year about new sheets and lessons, and you can leave whenever you like.
The books
Great Piano Christmas Hits
The same nineteen carols, written the way the numbers appear on the keyboard above. A drawing of the hand on every page shows exactly where to put it, and then the carol is one number for each finger and one box for each beat. Nothing to read, nothing to decode.
- Three books, one for each level, and a fourth with the printed sheets for when you are ready for them.
- Made to print and stand on the piano, so you can play without a screen.
- Arranged and checked note by note, not generated.

