This one teaches you how to play No One, a song by Alicia Keys. It is not really too difficult. The right hand is actually really all that plays. The left hand could be added for chords if you want to. But in the actual song the left hand doesn’t play. Only single notes are played at a time, so it’s fairly easy to learn.
This video lesson will first teach you the right hand part. The left hand part itself is very simple. It takes a lot of practice to learn to play the whole song. But give it a couple of hours and you can do it.
Learn how to play Apologize by One Republic on your piano or keyboard. The left hand is practically just going to be repeating itself throughout the entire song. The tutorial focusses mainly on the right hand.
In this video lesson you will be taught to play Irreplaceable, a song by Beyonce. This song is basically a simple repetition of four chords. The right hand plays the notes Beyonce is singing. It’s fairly simple to follow along.
This video will teach you the intro of the song Ordinary People by John Legend.
This video tutorial will teach you the song What goes around comes around, a song by Justin Timberlake. It will teach you the main riff of the song and the chords used during the song. You will also learn how to rotate the chords to make it sound more professional.
This video tutorial will teach you how to play Changes, a song by Tupac, on piano or keyboard.
This tutorial teaches you the Speed of Sound riff, a song by Coldplay. It’s basically the same pattern just moved over different chords. It’s the timing between the right hand and the left hand that makes it tricky. This lesson will show you exactly how that works and make it easy to play this riff.
This is a tutorial on how to play the song Trouble by Coldplay. This is a song from their album Parachutes.
Not a lot of popular artists feature the piano predominantly in their songs. But one band that does is the British group Coldplay. Clocks is on of their easier songs to play on the piano. It’s from the album A Rush of Blood to the Head. When you listen to the song there’s actually only three or four chord changes that you really have to know. Which is usually the case with a lot of popular songs.
