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➡ SHEET MUSIC for all levels: https://www.musicnotes.com/l/v6tNQ
➡ SHEET MUSIC for each level:
Level1 https://www.musicnotes.com/l/VMLNp
Level2 https://www.musicnotes.com/l/HMLNJ
Level3 https://www.musicnotes.com/l/kMLNq
Level4 https://www.musicnotes.com/l/2MLNJ
Level5 https://www.musicnotes.com/l/7MLNQ
Level6 https://www.musicnotes.com/l/9MLNS
Level7 https://www.musicnotes.com/l/cMLNn
Music by: Klaus Badelt, Hans Zimmer
Arrangement by: Jakob Linowitzki
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HELLO EVERYONE!
My goal is to offer you arrangements of wellknown pieces that fit well into piano lessons and are suitable for your respective skill levels. This involves both technical abilities on the piano and the ability to read and understand music.
I believe that learning the piano by simply imitating and observing, such as playing one key after another as demonstrated by methods like Synthesia, is not effective.
I encourage all of you to engage with levels where you can follow the sheet music and manage the pieces technically, rhythmically, and musically/intellectually.
To this end, I offer different difficulty versions for the same piece (approximately 48 levels per piece) and categorize them on a difficulty scale. I base this on the 8 grades of ABRSM: https://www.abrsm.org/en
I wish you lots of fun and look forward to your feedback in the comments! I would greatly appreciate your support by subscribing!
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Why did I change the difficulties?
Defining the difficulty of a piece is a multifaceted and complex task that requires consideration of numerous factors. Despite efforts, achieving 100% objectivity in determining difficulty is impossible. I was so dissatisfied with my initial categorization into difficulty levels that I made subsequent corrections for most levels afterward. Given the fact that the video itself is not editable, the old difficulty levels remain visible in the video. The difficulties in the description are the new ones which are more precise in my opinion.
CHAPTERS
0:00 Level1 (Difficulty: 0.3, Absolute Beginner)
0:26 Level2 (Difficulty: 0.8, Beginner)
1:14 Level3 (Difficulty: 1.5, Advanced Beginner)
1:56 Level4 (Difficulty: 3.0, Intermediate)
2:38 Level5 (Difficulty: 4.5, Upper Intermediate)
4:04 Level6 (Difficulty: 7.0, Very Experienced)
5:26 Level7 (Difficulty: 8.0, Very Experienced)