Jingle Bells – VERY EASY Piano Tutorial with Letters (Only White Keys)

The easiest way to play Jingle Bells on piano: every note has its letter and finger number, both hands stay in one position the whole time, and it only uses white keys. Jump to 0:00 Normal speed 0:40 Slow (70%) – play along How it works • Right hand: thumb (1) on Middle C – fingers 1 2 3 4 5 sit on C D E F G. • Left hand: little finger (5) on the C below – it only plays C, F and G (one long note per bar). • First you hear it at normal speed, then we play it again slowly (70%) – play along! Tips 1. The chorus starts with two groups of three E's: "E E E – E E E". Count them out loud. 2. Bar 3 "E G C D" has the biggest jump (G down to C) – the hand does not move, just the fingers. 3. Practise the right hand alone first, then add the left-hand notes on the first beat of each bar. Fits any 61-key keyboard. Difficulty: Very easy (1/5 stars, computed from the notes). About the song: James Lord Pierpont published "One Horse Open Sleigh" in 1857 – today we know it as Jingle Bells. This is our own very easy arrangement of the chorus. Upright piano sound: "Upright Piano KW" by FreePats (freepats.zenvoid.org), CC0. Arrangement, animation & audio: Key Ladder. #piano #jinglebells #easypiano #pianotutorial #christmas