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Learn moreThis lesson is based upon the original version of the song in the key of D flat. This is not a simplified arrangement. This song is considered an early advanced level piece, so it is suitable for most third or fourth year adult students who have played consistently. The lesson includes a full demonstration at the beginning, and then sections of the song are played and taught in two- to four-measure sections. There is more detailed instruction on unusual or more difficult passages.
Bill Brown began teaching music when he was in middle school alongside his mother, who was a respected classical piano teacher (Piano Teacherโs Guild Hall of Fame Recipient). In the mid 1980s he started recording lessons for his students to take home to learn โby ear.โ He discovered that learning songs without any print or video helped his students develop their ability to pick out other songs โby earโ as well. The By Ear catalogue has rapidly expanded till now it includes over 1400 song lessons for more than a dozen instruments. Brown resides in South Georgia with his wife, also a music teacher, where he teaches and records lessons in his own private recording studio.
Bill Brown began teaching music when he was in middle school alongside his mother, who was a respected classical piano teacher (Piano Teacherโs Guild Hall of Fame Recipient). In the mid 1980s he started recording lessons for his students to take home to learn โby ear.โ He discovered that learning songs without any print or video helped his students develop their ability to pick out other songs โby earโ as well. The By Ear catalogue has rapidly expanded till now it includes over 1400 song lessons for more than a dozen instruments. Brown resides in South Georgia with his wife, also a music teacher, where he teaches and records lessons in his own private recording studio.