Henry Purcell - Air in D Minor, ZT. 676 (Piano Tutorial). Lesson No. 81 for Beginners

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In this video I perform the Air in D Minor, ZT. 676, a charming polyphonic piece for beginners written by the English composer Henry Purcell (1659-1695). At the end I also share a quick 'sneak peek' from the Members Area of our site (where you can see the structure of the full lesson, learn more about our Beginner Course AND our brand new website!).
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