Start on A, an octave above middle C. Stay on this octave until I say change. You will see when on the video, as well.

Play G#.

Back to A.

G# again.

A; Now for a change...

E, still above middle C.

A again.

D, above middle C.

Now A, on the middle C octave.

C#.

A, above middle C.

G#.

A. This part goes A, and then G# A right after the other.

A, on the middle C octave.

G# above middle C.

A, on the middle C octave.

E, above middle C.

A, above middle C.

A, on middle C.

D, above middle C.

A, on middle C.

This B on middle C, is a "grace note," meaning its played quickly and not as a full note. See the next slide for a video on what it sounds like.

C# above middle C.

C# and E, above middle C.

C#, above middle C.

G# and B, on middle C.

A, on middle C.

G#, still on middle C.

Now, A, still on middle C.

Congratulations! You can now play part of the song River Flows in You by Yiruma. I may have another guide showing how to play more parts but because this is such an advanced song, I'm not sure yet.

How to play river flows in you on piano (part 1)

This guide will show you how to play the first part of River Flows in You. One of these parts is repeated throughout the song and so it's very useful to know well.