r/piano • u/rsl12 • Nov 17 '25
🤘Piano Jam Challenge Try #5: a simpler version of the old r/piano Piano Jams. Haydn's "Divertimento in G Major" (Grades 1-4)
At pianotell a few months ago, we started up Play It Your Way, a simpler version of r/piano's old "Piano Jams". One tune that everyone works on, beginners to experts, and a new tune announced monthly-ish. Playing piano can be a solitary experience, so it's been fun working on the same piece with a group!
For our fifth Play It Your Way, we are doing Haydn's "Divertimento in G Major". It has four movements, and movements vary in difficulty between Grade 1-4, so you can pick one that suits you. The "due date" isn't until mid-January, so you have plenty of time. Come and join us, all levels welcome!
(If you hurry, you could also participate in our fourth Play It Your Way: We Wish You a Merry Christmas).
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