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What's not to love about a keyboard instrument that travels well, weighs 12.5 pounds and gets people on their feet dancing?Thinking about learning to play the accordion? Was this your New Year's resolution?? Mine, too. Let's stick together, in all kinds of weather, just you and me.  Thanks for watching.

About learning to play keyboard or piano and making ice cream. Never give up, music students. Trip Around the Moon by Unicorn Heads from YouTube Audio Library. Thank you for watching.

All things in moderation. Ever heard that expression? It's worthwhile to reflect on "all things" in your life that are good like music, family and friends, food and ice cream desserts. Today is Sunday. Take time to be holy. Play a musical instrument or sing in church. Make sure to video your performance. Read something even if it means food labels, the owner's manual for keyboard and God's Word in the KJV Open Study Bible. There it is. Happy New Year 2023!

Jazz Tape is the  audio track for this video about ice cream. We love this track and thought you'd like to know more about this fascinating musician from Toronto who has a music production class, 40 plus albums and 2.5M subscribers on YouTube. You can find him on Spotify and his YouTube channel: Andrew Huang. Thank you for watching and Happy New Year!

Scheduled delivery of the Hohnica 1304 pearl red accordion is Tuesday, January 2, 2023. Specs: 26 piano keys, 48 bass piano buttons, four voices, three switches, chromatic type, straps and gig bag from REVERB. Happy New Year music students and music lovers!. Thank you for watching.

There are five chords used in this progression. They are G, A, B, C and F major. They are just waiting for the melody to be played by you or added by some other instrument. The voice setting in this video is 035. It is traditional accordion. Choose a different voice, one that is better suited to your liking. There are 759 different voice settings for this Yamaha PSR-E463 keyboard.

Interested owners will see how to use track control for the Yamaha PSR-E463 digital keyboard.Thank you for watching.

These are songs you might play with Yamaha's Groove Creator. Videotape your playing so a video like this can be uploaded to your YouTube channel. It is a good way to see your actual progress over time. Please date the music lessons in a journal and plan ahead. Your next recital should be within six months, for example the July 4th holiday. Keep a song in your heart and mind. Ultimately, it should become part of your playlist preparing you to perform in public. Smiling not a major requirement. Your audience can tell by your playing if you are smiling inside and probably on cloud nine and the iCloud. Some may record you on a smartphone or digital camera. This is about sharing the love that comes with music. Keep playing as long as nobody throws tomatoes. It could happen. Eye contact with the public should be made before playing or after, if at all possible, based on experience. It's also a great way to introduce your music when playing in public. Thanks for watching.

Students will benefit from this video in two ways. Learn to play "real songs" from the get go using music from the Song Bank and leap-frog over every method book ever published. Eight songs are recorded in this Casio from Beethoven's Ode to Joy to Silent Night. Sheet music for these songs comes in a Song book. The purchase price for this Casio keyboard including FREE delivery is about $100 from Sweetwater. Thank you for listening.

If ragtime piano can be seen as the starting point in the evolution of jazz piano, then the next step in that evolutionary process wasn't a step all; it was a "stride." Around 1920, the popularity of ragtime piano began to wane, as blues music became the new fad. In response to this — while also incorporating some of the influence of Tin Pan Alley — several pianists, primarily in Harlem, began to experiment with a blending of styles. The result was stride piano. Thomas Wright "Fats" Waller was an American jazz pianist, organist, composer, violinist, singer, and comedic entertainer. His innovations in the Harlem stride style laid much of the basis for modern jazz piano. SOURCE: Wikipedia. The Joint Is Jumpin' was released in 1937. Words by Andy Razaf and J. C. Johnson, music by Thomas "Fats" Waller/arr. Alan Billingsley. From the 1978 musical Ain't Misbehavin'. The musical is a tribute to the music of Fats Waller. It was a time when Manhattan nightclubs such as the Cotton Club and the Savoy Ballroom were the playgrounds of high society and Lenox Avenue dives were filled with piano players banging out the new beat known as swing.