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How I Play Almost Anything On Piano With Just 7 Notes

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A piano has 88 keys, so playing almost anything with seven sounds too good to be true. The thumbnail asks what you're already thinking. The title answers with 'How I', so you want to see how seven notes stretch that far.

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'Almost anything' is the payoff learners want, 'Almost' keeps it believable, and 'How I' says Steve plays this way, not just teaches it.

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The blue block shows exactly how small seven notes is on a full keyboard, and the open hands either side say that's all you need.

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