Rockin Robin – letter notes from songbook

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In this song we used chords (to play with the left hand). If you do not know how to play chords yet, you can try playing this melody with your right hand only, or learn how to play chords. We described it here: How to make chords?

About song and easy letter notes

Immerse yourself in the timeless rhythm of “Rockin’ Robin,” a song that not only marked an era but continues to resonate with music lovers across generations. Composed by Leon René under the pseudonym Jimmie Thomas, this catchy tune first soared to popularity in 1958 with Bobby Day’s original rendition. Its infectious beat and cheerful lyrics, which depict a robin joyfully chirping away, have made “Rockin’ Robin” a beloved classic in the rock and roll genre. The song’s playful narrative and upbeat tempo make it an excellent choice for beginners eager to dive into the world of music without the steep learning curve of traditional note reading.

By utilizing the letter notes from our piano book for beginners, equipped with keyboard stickers and letter notation, anyone can start playing “Rockin’ Robin” on the piano or keyboard with ease. This approach simplifies the learning process, making it accessible for piano learners of all ages, from kids to adults. Whether you are picking up a piano learning book for the first time or looking to add some fun tunes to your repertoire, “Rockin’ Robin” offers a delightful challenge. Its association with iconic performances, including Michael Jackson’s rendition in the early ’70s, adds a layer of cultural richness and historical context to your musical journey. Embrace the joy of learning to play the piano with this easy piano songbook, and let “Rockin’ Robin” be the song that launches a thousand melodies under your fingertips.

Rockin Robin letter notes piano
 
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Some of the notes on our website contain the full version of the song, and some are excerpts, or for example the very beginning, chorus or verse, etc. Full versions of all the notes can be found in our books and e-books: SHOP.

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