Stand By Me Piano Letters

Stand By Me Piano Letters – Musical notes for several Oldies pop songs, suitable for tin whistle, tape recorder, piano keyboard or right hand melody, flute and banjo/mandolin. It is a simple form of music and is ideal for people who do not read sheet music. I have given the key to most.

The key of D will have two sharps, and the key of G will have one. There are no sharps or flats in the key of C. If you play a whistle in the key of D, then the note F is already a sharp note # in any case. Most of them were tuned to tin whistle and nearly all were in the key of D or G. So generally when you see an F/F note, you know it’s sharp. I have now included the second page of the Piano Letter Notes For Pop Songs here.

Stand By Me Piano Letters

All notes written in CAPITAL letters are up to middle B, and all notes written in lower case are high notes after B. This applies to all musical instruments. If you are right-handed, play notes with your right hand, and if you are left-handed, then with your left. Don’t forget to check out the pop songs on the tin whistle.

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Here is the list of pop songs in the latest e-book Piano Letters. Everything is made as simple as possible for the game.

This new PDF e-book costs 4.90 euros and I will send it by email. Below [Kids In America Song] is an example of how the songs are presented in the e-book.

I am very pleased with your music book. I am absolutely delighted that I have tabs for tin whistles and written notes. Just so you know, I will be using this music for more than just tin whistles. Lettered notes really fascinated me because I already had lettered notes taped to my pan flutes and to my recorder fingering chart. This makes learning much easier. I just sent you an order for your second New Pop Songs Ebook. Please keep me in mind if you make a third e-book.

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Substitute By The Who – all notes in F and C sharp. Remember that all these songs should be played with the right hand.

Carpenters and hermits of Herman. Some of the C’s on this song are natural, and some are harsh. Be careful.

There is a pair of E# notes in the chorus, and you should close that E note half way.