Amazing Grace

Traditional · 1835 · Easy

Easy 84 BPM Both hands 1835

Amazing Grace is a traditional melody dating from around 1835. In Freano it is rated “Easy” and is one of the app's 48 free public-domain pieces.

The app plays it at 84 beats per minute. The melody has 16 notes and takes about 18 seconds at full speed, so you can play it through several times in one short practice session.

It uses 6 different keys, from G3 to G4 — a span of 12 semitones.

Everything is on the white keys, which makes it a good choice in your first weeks.

The fastest notes are eighth notes.

It comes with a left-hand part in a waltz bass pattern that we wrote ourselves. Learn the right hand first, then the left, then put them together — the piece waits until you press both keys.

How you learn it in Freano

Notes fall toward the keyboard and the key to press lights up. If you miss, the piece stops and waits — nothing runs away from you. Play at 50, 75 or 100% speed, with the metronome on if you like. The notes you missed are collected into a short exercise you can repeat right away. Use the on-screen keyboard, a microphone next to your piano, or a MIDI keyboard over USB or Bluetooth.

About the music rights

This melody was published in 1835, more than a hundred years ago, and is in the public domain. Freano only includes music that is at least a century old, enters the melody itself rather than copying anyone's arrangement, and writes its own left-hand parts.

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