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    The document provides instructions for playing the melody of Beethoven's "Für Elise" on a piano keyboard using note names. It explains that the right hand plays a series of notes while the left hand plays a sequence of notes two octaves below, coming up the keyboard to end near the right hand. This basic pattern is then repeated to play the full melody. As it is difficult to fully explain the melody without musical notation, this serves as a simplified version to get started learning the notes of "Für Elise" on piano.

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    The document provides instructions for playing the melody of Beethoven's "Für Elise" on a piano keyboard using note names. It explains that the right hand plays a series of notes while the left hand plays a sequence of notes two octaves below, coming up the keyboard to end near the right hand. This basic pattern is then repeated to play the full melody. As it is difficult to fully explain the melody without musical notation, this serves as a simplified version to get started learning the notes of "Für Elise" on piano.

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    Keyboard notes to Fur Elise melody

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    Reji Sarsalejo
    The document provides instructions for playing the melody of Beethoven's "Für Elise" on a piano keyboard using note names. It explains that the right hand plays a series of notes while the left hand plays a sequence of notes two octaves below, coming up the keyboard to end near the right hand. This basic pattern is then repeated to play the full melody. As it is difficult to fully explain the melody without musical notation, this serves as a simplified version to get started learning the notes of "Für Elise" on piano.

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    E E# E E# E BDCA CEAB EGbBC E E# E E# E BDCA CEAB EGbBC E E# E E# E BDCA CEAB ECBA BDCE G higher-FED F higher-EDC E higher-DCB low E higher

    E E higher E then repeat :)

    As far as I know and have tried this sounds nothing like it, please correct me if i'm wrong but my telephone used to play that tune as it's ringtone! Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_the_keyboard_notes_to_fur_elise#ixzz1i7vrMfEX it's a bit complicated, but start with the right hand...

    e, e flat, e, e flat, e, b, d, c, a then the left hand goes (starting 2 octaves below and coming up the keyboard)... a, e, a, c, e, a (ending where your right hand left off) right hand plays.. b while left hand again comes up the keyboard... e, b, e, b, e, b (ending where right hand was) and finally, right hand plays c while left hand comes up the keyboard with

    a, e, a, c, e, a (ending near right hand)

    then it repeats

    this is a simplified version because without notation, it's kind of difficult to explain. hopefully this will at least get you started

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    i'm a piano teacher

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