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Piano Lesson: Learn To Play Jingle Bells Without Piano Sheet Music 1

Posted on December 15, 2010 by Jennib And Friends

In this piano lesson we will learn to play piano Christmas music. We will use piano tab notation so you don’t need to read piano sheet music.

Jingle Bells is one of the most popular secular Christmas songs in the world. The most played part of the song is the refrain which we will concentrate on in this piano lesson.

Jingle bells, jingle bells
Jingle all the way!
O what fun it is to ride
In a one-horse open sleigh

In this piano lesson you will learn to play Jingle Bells without the use of piano sheet music. After this learn to play piano tutorial you will be able to play the melody with both hands!

Instead of piano sheet music we will use piano tab notation which will tell you where to place your fingers as you play the melody.

The first thing we will do is to locate the note C.

You will find the note C on many places on the piano. It is the white key to the left of two black keys.

Now it’s time to locate the middle C. It is the C right in the middle of the keyboard. On an ordinary upright piano it is near the keyhole.

In our piano lesson we will number the keys. The middle C in our piano tab notation is called 1.

What does 1 mean?

When you see the number 1 you are to press down the middle C once. The white key to the right of C is called 2, the next 3 and so on.

Let’s play some piano tab notes:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Now you have played a C-major scale with the actual notes C D E F G A B.

Let’s proceed in our piano lesson and play the first notes of Jingle Bells!

Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells

3 3 3 3 3 3

This is the first part of the refrain. Easy?

I guess that you hear that the third and sixt note has to be a bit longer to create the melody Jingle Bells.

So far we have only used the right hand for playing the melody. How can you use your left hand?

Let’s make this piece a little bit more difficult and also more rewarding to

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Guitar Lesson: Learn To Play White Christmas With Guitar Tabs 25

Posted on December 09, 2010 by Jennib And Friends

In this guitar lesson you will learn to read a special type of guitar tablature. We will use the song White Christmas as an example. You will learn to play the melody and the chords on your guitar.


Guitar tabs show you how to put your fingers on the guitar fretboard in order to play a song, chords or something else.


A very common type of tabs has a staff with six lines representing the six string on the guitar and numbers showing which frets to press down.


In this lesson we will use a form of tablature with numbers telling you which fret and which string to play. Here is an example:


24


The first number tells you which fret to press down and the second number which string to play. These two numbers tell you to press down the second fret on the fourth string.


Let us take a look at the first line of the Christmas carol White Christmas and the corresponding melody written with this type of guitar tabs:


(C)I’m dreaming of a (Dm)white (G7)Christmas


24 34 24 14 24 34 44 03


As you can see the first note to play is the second fret on string four. The last note 03 tells you to play the third string without pressing down a fret.


I have also included chord suggestions in brackets in the lyrics immediately before the appropriate syllable.


The chords C-major, D-minor and G7 can be played as follow:


C: 35 24 03 12 01


Dm: 04 23 32 11


G7: 36 25 04 03 02 11


Time to continue with the next tabs:


(F)Just like the (G7)ones I used to (C)know


23 02 12 32 12 02 23 03


I suggest that you assign your left hand fingers to play specific frets on your guitar fretboard according to this table:


index: first fret

middle finger: second fret

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Add multiple Google Calendar on the Droid X 0

Posted on November 22, 2010 by Jennib And Friends

Motorola Verizon Droid X overlooking theabilityto Gmail from multiple calendars of many people. Many users are trying to find this feature in your phone, but? ll Add this feature to the level of Gmail using your web browser.
by your browser, please log in or owner log in to your Google Calendar Droid want to add to X, and then follow the steps:
1 . Select Settings> Calendar .

2 Select Calendars , and then select Shared: Edit Settings .

3rd Type the name or e-mail from Gmail add to this calendar. Click on Add .

Now login to your account via a web browser, so you can add the calendar.
4 On the left hand pane in My Calendars area, select Add> Add a friend? Calendar s .

5 Enter your e-mail to your calendar with you, and then click Add .

Now, if you look at the Droid X, another calendar should be available in > Calendar menu> More Calendars> .

Via: Add multiple Google Calendar on the Droid X
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