How-to-Play Piano Series for Adult Beginners – Can't Help Falling in Love by Elvis Presley (1 of 5)
Adults
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Learning
The How-to-Play piano series of five classes will teach you how to play classic piano riffs. With a focus on improvisation, ear training and basic keyboard geography, this class offers a fun, pressure-free way of learning how to play your favorite songs and create your own musical ideas.
Please click this link to access the class drive for supplementary practice material: Supplementary Practice Material (note that PWC email addresses are blocked; please use a personal email address to access).
This 5-part series will focus on an old favorite: Can’t Help Falling in Love, originally by Elvis Presley and recently remade by Haley Reinhart. You can listen to Presley’s version here: Presley’s version or Reinhart’s version here: Reinhart’s version
A new How-to-Play series with a new song will begin every five weeks.
Please click this link to access the class drive for supplementary practice material: Supplementary Practice Material (note that PWC email addresses are blocked; please use a personal email address to access).
This 5-part series will focus on an old favorite: Can’t Help Falling in Love, originally by Elvis Presley and recently remade by Haley Reinhart. You can listen to Presley’s version here: Presley’s version or Reinhart’s version here: Reinhart’s version
A new How-to-Play series with a new song will begin every five weeks.
Meet Our Instructor
Talia Girton
Talia is the director of the London-based mobile music school, The Cycling Music Teachers. She sits on the management committee of the European Piano Teachers Association UK and is the Editor of Piano Professional Magazine.
Talia is also a yoga teacher and is passionate about engaging in movement and the creative arts for wellbeing.
Talia is also a yoga teacher and is passionate about engaging in movement and the creative arts for wellbeing.
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