The Christmas Music
In a couple of weeks the greatest event of the year will happen, Christmas. This is the season where people decorate homes with thousands of Christmas lights, colorful Christmas balls and many more. But what makes the Christmas season merrier is the Christmas carol sheet music we hear every day.
People often just by cds in store or download Christmas Carols in Itunes to listen at. But if you ask me what’s the best way to spend Christmas. Well here is my simple answer: I love sitting in my piano and play those great Christmas Carols Melodies with my friends and families. Enjoying the festive together, singing and enjoying the Christmas Spirit.
But what if you’re looking for the best Christmas Carol to learn? Well, no need to look anymore. Why don’t you try some Christmas Piano Improvisation? It may sound impossible but the best Christmas music you hear on cds are actually improvised version of all-time favorite Christmas melodies.
I always do piano improvisation every Christmas and some other random days. Not only it is fun and interesting, I am able to create new tunes and possibly my own music. Not only that, I’m able to practice my piano playing skills. So how do you really do it?
Well the main secret here is to know your piano chords well. Piano chords with little tips and tricks can create amazing and beautiful sounds. Runs and fillers also create a major difference on how the music will sound. Also your hand coordination is very important. And the most important of them all is practice.
One of my most favorite Christmas piano sheet music that was improvised is Silent Night.
Practicing piano playing and understanding your piano chords will create jaw dropping Christmas Piano melodies that will make you the star of the night, of course next to Christmas.
I can’t wait for more awesome Christmas Carol Sheet Music Improvisation.
