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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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Interesting fact “Imagine” was originally written as a poem by John Lennon. He penned the lyrics in 1971, inspired by his wife, Yoko Ono and her book Grapefruit, which contained similar poetic lines. The song’s powerful message about peace and unity resonated with listeners worldwide, making it one of the most iconic and enduring songs …

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Interesting fact Paul McCartney wrote the song in 1968 to comfort Julian Lennon, John Lennon’s son, during John and Cynthia’s divorce. The original line was “Hey Jules”, but Paul changed it to “Jude” because he thought it sounded better. It’s time to learn “Hey Jude” on piano step by step. At Skoove we keep things …

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Did you know? “Five Little Ducks” is believed to come from traditional counting songs that date back to the early 20th century. Versions appeared in North American folk music collections long before it became a preschool classic. Ready to learn “Five Little Ducks” today? Skoove is here to help you navigate Five Little Ducks on …

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Interesting fact The arrangement first appeared in his 1989 Japanese TV special, “A David Foster Christmas Card” and was included on the 1993 album The Christmas Album, featuring a massive orchestral and choral arrangement. Looking for a magical song to light up your piano this holiday season? “Carol of the Bells” is a beloved Christmas …

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“Counting Stars” almost didn’t make it onto the radio. Ryan Tedder, the lead singer of OneRepublic, wrote the song while on tour, after a long night of insomnia and scrolling YouTube for musical inspiration. The song ended up becoming one of the band’s biggest hits, with over 4 billion views on YouTube and chart-topping success …

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Did you know? “Amazing Grace” was written by John Newton, a former slave ship captain who turned his life around and became a minister. The lyrics reflect his personal journey from guilt to redemption, giving even more depth to the line “I once was lost, but now am found.” Few songs carry as much emotion …

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Did you know? Beethoven composed Ode to Joy while he was almost completely deaf. He couldn’t hear the music, but he still created one of the most powerful melodies ever written. Do you want to learn Ode to Joy on the piano? Well, you’re in the right place! It’s one of the most well-known tunes …

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Canon in D was composed by Johann Pachelbel in the late 1600s. After being forgotten for centuries, it rose to fame in the 20th century. It is now one of the most beloved classical pieces ever. You’ve probably heard it at weddings, in movies and hummed along without even realizing it. At Skoove, we’ve created …

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