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✓ Published: 21-Nov-2020
✓ Published: 21-Nov-2020
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Excited to explore the Keyboard playing tutorial?nThe Keyboard tutorial by Abhinav Vats Music Classes will help students in understanding and exploring the basic fundamentals such as White Keys, black notes, C Chord, F Chord, and G Chord and Positioning in a Perfect posture for playing it.nnThe tutorial covers exploring instrument with one hand lead and one hand bass, Music theory, different chords, and shapes, relative major and relative minor. Get ready to let your kids explore facets of the k
Excited to explore the Keyboard playing tutorial?nThe Keyboard tutorial by Abhinav Vats Music Classes will help students in understanding and exploring the basic fundamentals such as White Keys, black notes, C Chord, F Chord, and G Chord and Positioning in a Perfect posture for playing it.nnThe tutorial covers exploring instrument with one hand lead and one hand bass, Music theory, different chords, and shapes, relative major and relative minor. Get ready to let your kids explore facets of the k
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