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by: Tim Byrne

thanks - i learnt this quikly from the music sheet after watching the video. I obviously didn't pay enough attention - oops!

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Keep on filming!
by: Anonymous

You are an inspiration. Keep on filming.

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Here Comes the Sun
by: Ido from www.piano-play-it.com

Hello Tim,

We are happy to see your efforts and enthusiasm again.
It is so nice to see your progress, well done.

However, there is one thing you should notice: at the beginning of each staff there are two sharps - one for the F and the other is for the C. It means that each time you see an F note you should play F sharp (instead of F) and when you see a C note you should play C sharp instead of C.(the sharp is the black key on the right side of the white key).

Click here to learn more about sharps and flats.

Therefore the first note played by the right hand in the first bar is F sharp; all the following F's are F sharp too.
There are other places in which you should play sharp notes: bar 8 - the C sharp in the right hand and bar 14 - F sharp with the left hand.

Let us know how you done with this.

Good work, man!

I'd like to see more videos played by you.
Tim, you are an inspiration to many other piano students.

Ido from www.piano-play-it.com

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