Or simply play the notes you can reach (of all the tracks) as the song processes.Īnother option, which I recommend, is buying the Elton John Keyboard Book (think that's the name) and transcribe those two songs yourself into a program called MuseScore.
In comparison the piano part only needs 2 tracks.Īs you may know, you can hide and mute as many tracks you like in Synthesia, that is hide and mute one track at a time to find out which tracks of the song are the most necessary ones. One is to find MIDI files on the internet (free.) There is loads of them out there, but the problem with most of them, is that they'll include up to 15 tracks, and therefore you need up to 8 hands to play all of them.
That said, you have some other alternatives. His songs are piano based, and heavily built on common chord progressions.
May I ask why is it not "practical" for you to learn to read music? If I think of it, I can't see anything that is more practical for learning Elton John songs, than being able to read music.
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