Did you know? “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” is a famous American folksong first published in 1852, but the familiar, catchy tune known today didn’t have lyrics until 1881. It is widely interpreted as a philosophical, existential metaphor for life, encouraging a gentle, joyful journey where “life is but a dream”. “Row, Row, Row Your …
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Did you know? The nursery rhyme “London Bridge is Falling Down” is rooted in history because the bridge actually did fall down, burn, or need rebuilding multiple times in its almost 2,000 years, including destruction by a Viking attack in 1014 and severe damage from fires or ice. “London Bridge Is Falling Down” piano video …
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Did you know? Despite popular belief, the film and its song are not produced by Disney, but rather by 20th Century Fox, and the song received an Oscar nomination for Best Original Song. Do you dream of playing “Once Upon a December” on the piano? This tutorial will make it easy and fun to get …
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Did you know? Did you know that “Baby Shark” became one of the most-watched videos in YouTube history? The catchy tune, originally a traditional children’s song, went viral after the Pinkfong version was released. In fact, it was the first-ever video to reach 10 billion views on YouTube! “Baby Shark” piano video tutorial Want …
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Did you know? Claude Debussy didn’t write Clair de Lune to sound perfect or strict. He wanted it to feel free, floating and almost improvised like light moving across water. That’s why the music doesn’t like being rushed or played too evenly. You don’t need to be an advanced pianist to play ”Clair de Lune”. …
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Did you know? “Mad World” was originally written and recorded by Tears for Fears in 1982 as part of their debut album “The Hurting”. The Gary Jules version gained widespread popularity after being featured in the 2001 film Donnie Darko. Mad World is one of the most haunting and emotional songs you can play on …
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Did you know? The piano part of “The Scientist” was written before the lyrics. Coldplay’s singer, Chris Martin, started with a simple piano idea and built the song around it. That’s one reason the piano feels so natural and emotional, it’s not just an accompaniment. It’s the heart of the song. You can play The …
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Did you know? “Say Something” was written to sound fragile on purpose? The band wanted the song to feel almost unfinished, as if the piano could stop at any moment. That’s why the chords move slowly, the melody stays simple and there’s so much space between notes. The silence is just as important as the …
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Did you know? “Bella Ciao” didn’t start out as a Netflix hit. Long before Money Heist, it was an Italian folk song connected with people standing up for freedom and better living conditions. Over time it became known as a song of resistance and hope, sung at gatherings and demonstrations all over the world. If …
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Interesting fact “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” originated as a 16th-century English carol where carolers would demand treats like “figgy pudding” from wealthy households and refuse to leave until they were given some. The song was a playful but persistent demand, with the lyrics “We won’t go until we get some!” Want to learn …
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Interesting fact The “Chopsticks” piano song wasn’t always called “Chopsticks”. When it was first published in 1877, it was named “The Celebrated Chop Waltz” and was written by a 16-year-old British composer, Euphemia Allen. She used the pen name Arthur de Lulli, and this ended up being the only piece she ever published. The “Chopsticks” …
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Interesting fact For a long time people loved to say that “Greensleeves” was written by King Henry VIII as a love song for Anne Boleyn. It’s a great story… however it’s almost certainly not true. The tune first shows up in print in 1580, more than 30 years after Henry died, and its musical style …
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