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On my Own Sheet Music and Piano Tutorial
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This is the most popular song from Les miserables. This beautiful ballads is simple to play but contains passings of a few scales and so it makes it challenging to get to know the different parts of the song.
I first suggest printing out the sheet music under this piano tutorial, then following the piano tutorial while looking at the piano sheet. It will help you to play the song exactly as I did at the beginning of this piano tutorial.
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Need help? Click here to view and print the On my Own Sheet Music with chords and groove.
Had fun? Great! You know, there's a way to explore more on how to play piano by chords.
It's great to imitate what you see on a video but you can learn how to form all possible
amazing piano chords and learn to play an enormous amount of different rhythms while
playing popular songs by artists like the Beatles, Adele, Bruno Mars, Leonard Cohen and more.
If you want to go deeper into chords, the piano chords guide on this site explains how they are built and how to move between them, and the piano chord chart shows the shapes themselves. Both are free.
