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Jurassic Park
The asterisk (*) is used to denote a space or silence ( a "rest" )
but as a beginner, you may ignore the asterisks.
b7 ("flat seven") is the black key between 6 and 7.
JURASSIC PARK
| 4 * * * | * * 4 3 | 4 * * * | * * 4 3 | 4 * * 5 | 5 * * b7 |
| b7 * * * | * * 6 4 | 5 * * 3 | 1 * 6 4 | 5 * * * |
Try these other songs, too!
Buy One Get One Free (Total 2 eBooks $5.95)
Buy Two Get Two Free (Total 4 eBooks $11.90)
Buy Three Get Three Free (Total 6 eBooks $17.85)
Buy Four Get Four Free (Total 8 eBooks $23.80)
Buy Two Get Two Free (Total 4 eBooks $11.90)
Buy Three Get Three Free (Total 6 eBooks $17.85)
Buy Four Get Four Free (Total 8 eBooks $23.80)
Printed Books
REFERENCES
Preschool
How Do I Teach My Preschooler Piano?
Preschool Piano Worksheets
Toddler and Preschool Piano Books
Preschool Piano Activities
Preschool Piano Lesson Plans
Kids Piano In The Preschool and Kindergarten Classroom
Piano For The Very Young
The Best Preschool Piano Method
What Is The Best Age To Start Piano?
Are My Kids Ready For Piano?
Is Preschool The Best Age To Start Piano?
Teaching Preschool Piano Visually
A Visual Approach To Children’s Piano
Preschool Piano Games
Piano For Babies
Best Age To Start Piano
Visual Preschool Piano
Start Kids With The White Keys
What Age Should You Start Piano?
Evaluating Preschool Piano Methods
Preschool Piano Roadmap
How To Develop Interest In The Piano
Beginner Piano Books for Kids
Piano Letters
Piano Music Numbers
Piano Key Numbers
Preschool Piano Lessons Near Me
Preschool Piano Music
Preschool Piano Sheet Music
Easy Piano Songs for Beginners With Letters
Easy Piano Notes for Popular Songs
Baby Piano
Play Piano By Numbers Books
