Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
How to play piano tune with rhythms matching the words 'cup of tea'. In the UK we call the pattern two quavers and a crotchet. In the US they call it two eighth notes and a quarter note. This song is in A minor with G sharp accidentals. Useful as basic exercise or drill for beginner level students to practise.
How to play piano tune with rhythms matching the words 'cup of tea'. In the UK we call the pattern two quavers and a crotchet. In the US they call it two eighth notes and a quarter note. This song is in A minor with G sharp accidentals. Useful as basic exercise or drill for beginner level students to practise.



![Fun Piano Chord Progression With Triads In Right Hand - Sheet Music - Sprinting Faster (90 BPM)
Chords: A minor - F major 7 - E minor - D major (Am - Fmaj7- Em - D).
Short piece useful as exercise for learning to play syncopated pop / dance / rock styles.
Piano sheet music for beginner-intermediates with letter names inside notes to help reading.
Notes are quite easy but rhythms are more difficult due to syncopation.
Instrumental song sequence played at full speed (90bpm tempo) then repeated more slowly.
[F maj 7 chord could also be written as A minor/F or Am/F] Fun Piano Chord Progression With Triads In Right Hand - Sheet Music - Sprinting Faster (90 BPM)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/U3PLbga__JA/mqdefault.jpg)






