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Romantic

Fur Elise

Ludwig van Beethoven

EasyA minor
Baroque

Canon in D

Johann Pachelbel

EasyD major
Classical

Ode to Joy

Ludwig van Beethoven

EasyC major
Traditional

Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star

Traditional French melody

EasyC major
Traditional

Jingle Bells

James Lord Pierpont

EasyC major
Traditional

Silent Night

Franz Xaver Gruber

EasyC major
Traditional

Amazing Grace

Traditional / NEW BRITAIN

EasyC major
Baroque

Minuet in G

Christian Petzold

EasyG major
Traditional

Greensleeves

Traditional English melody

EasyA minor
Ragtime

The Entertainer

Scott Joplin

EasyC major
Modern

Gymnopedie No.1

Erik Satie

EasyD major
Baroque

Prelude in C Major

Johann Sebastian Bach

EasyC major
Classical

Turkish March

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

EasyA minor
Modern

Clair de Lune

Claude Debussy

EasyD-flat major
Classical

Moonlight Sonata

Ludwig van Beethoven

EasyC-sharp minor
Romantic

Nocturne Op.9 No.2

Frederic Chopin

EasyE-flat major
Romantic

Happy Birthday

Mildred J. Hill

EasyA-flat major
Romantic

Swan Lake Theme

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

EasyB minor

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Educational theme excerpt. Draft: human play-through and source-edition approval pending.

Source record: https://imslp.org/wiki/Symphony_No.9,_Op.125_(Beethoven,_Ludwig_van)

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Ode to Joy · Beethoven · C major · Educational melody study

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