Joy To The World

Christmas Piano

Composed by George Frideric Handel, “Joy To The World” was initially not intended to be a Christmas carol. The melody we associate with the song today was adapted by Lowell Mason in the 19th century from Handel’s work. The result is a piece that radiates exuberance and has become a staple in holiday celebrations around the world.

For those just starting their piano journey, “Joy To The World” can be an accessible piece to learn. The song’s simple and repetitive melody, combined with a straightforward chord progression, makes it an excellent choice for beginners. Focus on mastering the basic hand positions and chord changes, and you’ll be able to play a charming rendition of this classic in no time.

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