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@Yanibunny1 It takes alot of practice. it took forever for me to learn it
on flute and piano 🙂
@ChibiVamp232 but once you learn it, you play the chorus ALL THE TIME when
you’re fiddling around haha
@rustygrape HAHA yup!
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You are very welcome! Enjoy!
i like it!! but it’s hard
thx!
Never in a million years can I play this, being a pianist and unfortunate
my fingers are physically not long enough ):
Glad you enjoy!
Glad you enjoy – please check out our other videos that we have
posted…Every week we have a new video score you can learn from…
I can play a chidish version of this song, that means the easy version.
so beautiful……
Love it..east to play and good to feel the music..Thz for upload..
stunnig ,… <3
I had play canon in D major for 3 violin and cello than it’s so beautiful
this version
I like every versions of the Pachelbel’s canon. :)
is good !but the pachelbel get to the war ,is terrible !i like he play
piano
Do you have Kreisler Libeslied ?
excelent
Me encantooooo!!! Ojalá algún día la llegue a montar jaja!!! PRACTICAMENTE
LLORO 🙂
Thank you so much,,,
I haven’t made a point to find discrepancies, but I couldn’t help but
notice that the voicing of the chords in measure three is different on the
score than what is played. I hear, starting on the second chord, the
highest voice alternate between scale degrees 7 to 1 and back to 7. I can
only assume that there are more errors like this, and it’s not a big deal,
but is there a reason why they’re there?
A big thanks! :)
thank you and i’m trying to learn it, i’m going into 5th grade and i’ve
only learned part of of it. how am i supposed to learn quickly >.<