The easiest songs to learn on a ROLI or LUMI piano

Start with one hand

Short melodies with few notes are ideal: Twinkle Twinkle Little Star, Ode to Joy, Frère Jacques or Jingle Bells. They fit easily on two octaves.

Then add the left hand

Once a melody is easy, play the version with simple bass notes. In DOLI PIANO each song has right-hand, both-hands and chord versions.

Find them all

Every song in the DOLI PIANO library has its own page with its level and versions, free to play in the browser.

The best first five

1. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star: six notes and a slow pace. 2. Mary Had a Little Lamb: only three or four notes for most of the song. 3. Ode to Joy: the hand stays in one position. 4. Frère Jacques: short repeating phrases. 5. Jingle Bells: the chorus is mostly repeated notes. All of them fit easily on 24 keys.

Next steps

When those feel easy, try Happy Birthday, London Bridge, Row Row Row Your Boat and When the Saints Go Marching In. Then move to classical themes like Brahms' Lullaby, Greensleeves or the Minuet in G, which add longer phrases and a few jumps.

How to learn a new song

Listen to it once, play it in Guided mode with the right hand only, repeat the hardest bar three times slowly, then play it through. When you can play it without mistakes, switch to Rhythm mode and finally try the both-hands version.

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