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Locate middle C on the keyboard.
Place both your thumbs (right and left) on middle C.
Play your fourth finger on your left hand twice. This note is "G."
Play the note beneath your third finger right after. This note is "A."
Play your fourth finger again (G).
Play middle C with the thumb of your left hand.
Play the B note with your left hand. Play this note with your second finger.
Repeat the 3rd, 4th and 5th instructions again. Play G twice, A once, and then G again.
Play the D note with the second finger of your right hand.
Play C with your right or left hand. It depends on which hand is more comfortable to play with.
Play the fourth finger of your left hand twice.
Play G with the fifth finger of your right hand.
Play E once and C twice. Play the E note quickly with the right hand. Then move on to the C and play the note twice.
Play B and then A. Play these notes with the second and third fingers of your left hand.
Play F with your right hand twice.
Play E, C, D, and C again.
Practice many times through. Keep practicing until it is smooth and sounds like the original piece. The notes are as follows, for the more confident players: Left hand: G, G, A, G, C, B, G, G, A, G Right hand: D, C Left hand: G, G Right hand: G, E, C, C, Left hand: B, A Right hand: F, F, E, C, D, C.
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