We Three Kings Of Orient Are piano notes with letters

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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?
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Embarking on the journey of learning to play the piano or keyboard is made delightfully accessible with the innovative approach of using letter notes and keyboard stickers. Among the enchanting pieces featured in our comprehensive piano book for beginners, “We Three Kings of Orient Are” stands out as a compelling choice for both novice musicians and those seeking to enrich their festive repertoire. Composed by John Henry Hopkins Jr. in 1857, this cherished Christmas carol unfolds the tale of the Magi in their quest to visit the newborn Jesus. Its lyrics, rich with imagery and reverence, evoke a sense of wonderment and solemnity, making it a perennial favorite during the holiday season.

Not only does “We Three Kings” offer piano lessons for beginners a chance to delve into the world of holiday music, but it also opens a gateway to exploring the historical and cultural context of one of America’s first widely popular Christmas carols. The song’s minor melody and distinctive refrain have captivated audiences and performers alike, inspiring countless renditions and variations over the years. By learning to play “We Three Kings” using the easy piano songbook method with letter notation, beginners of all ages can immediately immerse themselves in producing beautiful music without the steep learning curve traditionally associated with reading music. This approach, highlighted in our piano practice book and keyboard for beginners book, allows for a gratifying and enriching musical experience, making it an ideal selection for anyone looking to celebrate the season through the joy of playing music.

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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