Learn how to play Here Comes The Sun by The Beatles on piano with this Synthesia piano tutorial! Please enjoy!
Here Comes the Sun is a song written by George Harrison for the Beatles’ 1969 album Abbey Road. It was written at Eric Clapton’s house while Harrison was avoiding a meeting at the Beatles’ Apple Corps organisation. The song was a hit for Harrison, elevating him to the same songwriter status that John Lennon and Paul McCartney were considered in. To date, Here Comes the Sun is the most streamed song by the Beatles (in the United Kingdom). This piano arrangement of Here Comes the Sun is a great version of the original which you will love to play after learning with our piano tutorial! Enjoy.
This piano arrangement of Here Comes The Sun is fantastic to play! You can learn it with our Synthesia piano tutorial, or from our official Sheet Music Boss sheet music at the top of the description!
Arranged by Andrew Wrangell
Edited by Samuel Dickenson
Produced by Andrew Wrangell & Samuel Dickenson
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Learn how to play Giants’ March by Andrew Wrangell on piano with this Synthesia piano tutorial! Please enjoy!
Eons ago the ancient giants of yore ruled over the world. From caring over the vast green forests to protecting wildlife from evil, these peaceful creatures gently watched all. Some say that the faint low chants of the Giants’ March can still be heard today if you press your ear against an old tree. Giants’ March is a moderately difficult original piano piece suitable for pianists with a grade 5 (ABRSM, Trinity, AMEB) level of technical proficiency and higher. You will transport your audience with this music to lands of old; of an ancient and unknown age.
Composed by Andrew Wrangell
Edited by Samuel Dickenson
Produced by Andrew Wrangell & Samuel Dickenson
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Learn how to play Afternoon Tea by Andrew Wrangell on piano with this Synthesia piano tutorial! Please enjoy!
When we last left our Cool Cats, Sam and Andrew, they were busy arranging a very red Christmas piece.
“Ah man, what a bloody ripper that Christmas tune turned out to be!” Sam exclaimed, clearly pleased with the result.
“Yeah!” Andrew replied, “I’m really jazzed about it! Wait!.. That’s it, that can be our next piece. A Jazz piece!”
“Well, we have to be careful not to make it *too* good, lest someone report us to the authorities for being too cool”
“What?! Nah, let em have it!”
And so they did. That day they created the coolest jazziest piece they could muster…. Then, they heard a siren and the sound of their front door being knocked in.
Composed by Andrew Wrangell
Edited by Samuel Dickenson
Thumbnail and description by Joshua Anderson
Produced by Andrew Wrangell & Samuel Dickenson
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Learn how to play Snakey Chantey (Rattle Battle from Donkey Kong Country 2) by David Wise on piano with this Synthesia piano tutorial! Please enjoy!
Snakey Chantey is the theme music for the level Rattle Battle in Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy’s Kong Quest. It is featured in the ninth stage of Krem Cauldron area and features similar thematic material to Gangplank Galleon, but with a fun swing section thrown in for good measure. In Rattle Battle, you must play as Rattly the Rattlesnake for most of the level, rather than one of the Kongs, making it an unusual but very fun level of the game. The Snakey Chantey music in Rattle Battle is among some of the most beloved of the soundtrack due to it being so catchy and upbeat. This piano arrangement is the perfect way for any Donkey Kong Country fan to dive back into this iconic soundtrack, and you can learn how to play Snakey Chantey with this piano tutorial! Enjoy.
This piano arrangement of Snakey Chantey (Rattle Battle from Donkey Kong Country 2) is fantastic to play! You can learn it with our Synthesia piano tutorial, or from our official Sheet Music Boss sheet music at the top of the description!
Arranged by Andrew Wrangell
Edited by Samuel Dickenson
Produced by Andrew Wrangell & Samuel Dickenson
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Learn how to play Canon in D by Johann Pachelbel on piano with this Synthesia piano tutorial! Please enjoy!
Pachelbel’s Canon is one of the most well known compositions by Johann Pachelbel and among the most well-known and performed classical pieces of music ever. Originally called Canon and Gigue for 3 violins and basso continuo, the Canon in D underwent a period of popularity in the composer’s lifetime before falling into obscurity for centuries until the 1960s, when it began to be recorded and performed again. It is now one of the most popular pieces of music to be performed at weddings. This piano arrangement is perfect for any pianist who wants to learn how to play this music, and you can learn it with our piano tutorial. Enjoy!
This piano arrangement of Canon in D is fantastic to play! You can learn it with our Synthesia piano tutorial, or from our official Sheet Music Boss sheet music at the top of the description!
Arranged by Andrew Wrangell
Edited by Samuel Dickenson
Produced by Andrew Wrangell & Samuel Dickenson
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Learn how to play Hero Required by Andrew Wrangell on piano with this Synthesia piano tutorial! Please enjoy!
In the dark past, there was nothing but war and destruction. But out from this carnage rose a warrior who would lead us into a new age. A hero. Should you need a hero, all you need to do is summon one with the call that makes them spring into action: “Hero Required”. Hero Required is a powerful and fast piano piece that will keep your audience on the edge of their seats, with rollicking left hand patterns and heroic right hand melodies that soar above all. This piece is perfect for pianists with a grade 7 (ABRSM, Trinity, AMEB) and above level of technical proficiency. It fits well under the fingers while providing a suitable challenge.
Composed by Andrew Wrangell
Edited by Samuel Dickenson
Produced by Andrew Wrangell & Samuel Dickenson
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Learn how to play The Ecstasy of Gold (from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly) by Ennio Morricone on piano with this Synthesia piano tutorial! Please enjoy!
“The Ecstasy of Gold” is an arrangement by Ennio Morricone, as part of his score for the 1966 Sergio Leone film The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. The film is a country western starring Clint Eastwood and Eli Wallach. The music from this movie can be heard throughout many films, video games, TV commercials, etc., such as The Rocky Horror Picture Show, The Book of Life, The Simpsons, and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege. The song has also been covered, sampled, and remixed by artists such as Metallica, Yo-Yo Ma, Jay-Z, and The Ramones. As one of the most famous and recognizable western music arrangements, learning this song will ensure that your audience knows you’re the Best in the West!
This piano arrangement of The Ecstasy of Gold (from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly) is fantastic to play! You can learn it with our Synthesia piano tutorial, or from our official Sheet Music Boss sheet music at the top of the description!
Arranged by Andrew Wrangell
Edited by Samuel Dickenson
Thumbnail and description by Joshua Anderson
Produced by Andrew Wrangell & Samuel Dickenson
Learn how to play The Mausoleum (from Cuphead) by Kristofer Maddigan on piano with this Synthesia piano tutorial! Please enjoy!
Cuphead is a game styled after 1930’s cartoons and features hand drawn artwork reminiscent of the era as well as original, fun, and engaging music that help make the game very enjoyable. The Mausoleum is a stage that exists in each area of Inkwell Isle. During the stage, a group of pink ghosts, called The Spectre Syndicate, will attempt to reach an urn that’s in the middle of an altar. Only by parrying each of the ghosts before they reach the urn will you win the level. In the game version of this song it is played (uncharacteristically) with an organ and a theremin to create that signature spooky sound.
This piano arrangement of The Mausoleum (from Cuphead) is fantastic to play! You can learn it with our Synthesia piano tutorial, or from our official Sheet Music Boss sheet music at the top of the description!
Arranged by Raúl Sedeño Sánchez
Edited by Samuel Dickenson
Thumbnail and description by Joshua Anderson
Produced by Andrew Wrangell & Samuel Dickenson
Learn how to play Stickerbush Symphony (“Bramble Blast” from Donkey Kong Country 2) by David Wise on piano with this Synthesia piano tutorial! Please enjoy!
Bramble Blast is the 16th level of Donkey Kong Country 2 and contains what is possibly the most famous and nostalgic songs of the soundtrack, if not of the entire group of games released at that time. What makes Stickerbush Symphony (sometimes called “Stickerbrush Symphony”) interesting is not only the fact that it almost wasn’t used (as it was originally intended for a water or cloud level), but that it serves as a “thorny juxtaposition” and calming influence in what turns out to be an extremely difficult level. Featuring a filters, synths, and a healthy dose of echo and delay effects, this song offers an excellent ambient atmosphere as you blast from barrel to barrel over and over again, making sure to time each shot just right. If you get upset at the level, just wait for an extra moment and take a deep breath as you let the music into your mind instead. Predictably, this arrangement sounds just as beautiful in our synthesia piano tutorial and makes for a wonderful calming piece to play for others.
This piano arrangement of Stickerbush Symphony (“Bramble Blast” from Donkey Kong Country 2) is fantastic to play! You can learn it with our Synthesia piano tutorial, or from our official Sheet Music Boss sheet music at the top of the description!
Arranged by Andrew Wrangell
Edited by Samuel Dickenson
Thumbnail and description by Joshua Anderson
Produced by Andrew Wrangell & Samuel Dickenson
Learn how to play Santa Claus is Coming to RUSSIA (originally Santa Claus is Coming to Town) by John Frederick Coots and Haven Gillespie on piano with this Synthesia piano tutorial! Please enjoy!
It’s a bright, sunny, Summer day in Brisbane, Australia, when much of the Northern Hemisphere is already deep in snow. But no matter where you look people are hurriedly shopping for loved ones, decorating for Christmas, and anticipating the arrival of Santa Claus. What most people don’t know is that Santa owns a timeshare in Brisbane, where he is able to keep an eye on the children of the world while making his Naughty/Nice list and then checking it twice. Usually he makes his list while listening to – you guessed it – Christmas music. This day, however, none of the music is making him happy, so he decides to search for new and exciting music for inspiration. He opens YouTube and searches for some piano music and before long he hears a song that had taken the world by storm only a year before – Rush B. Santa finds himself so inspired by the music, he knows he has to find them and ask them for a special piece of music.
Already being in Brisbane, he doesn’t have to look very far… He finds them at their favorite noodle restaurant!
“Are you the ones that composed Rush B?” He asks Sam and Andrew, who are a little incredulous of the man standing before them. “Y-yyeah?” Andrew responds, intrigued but amused. “Listen to me very closely, then. I need your help. I’ve been listening to all the beautiful Christmas music people have made for me over the years but this year it just isn’t hitting the same. I listened to Rush B (as well as all the other Rush arrangements) and… I’d like to commission you.” Santa admits. Samuel looks to Andrew. “Santa wants to commission us?” He asks. “Well, Saint Nick, what did you have in mind?”
“Well, one of my favorite songs is ‘Santa Claus Is Coming To Town’… can you make it Russian? It would really go a long way towards keeping you two on my Nice list.” The two musicians look at each other with a gleam in their eyes.
Andrew speaks up. “Santa, when we’re done with this song, it’ll be redder than your suit!”
This piano arrangement and parody of Santa Claus is Coming to RUSSIA (originally Santa Claus is Coming to Town) is fantastic to play! You can learn it with our Synthesia piano tutorial, or from our official Sheet Music Boss sheet music at the top of the description!
Composed by Andrew Wrangell
Edited by Samuel Dickenson
Thumbnail and description by Joshua Anderson
Produced by Andrew Wrangell & Samuel Dickenson
