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Happy Birthday To You (Easy Version) by Patty Hill and Mildred J. Hill

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2. Play the same note(s) on your keyboard that you see highlighted on the screen. The right-hand notes are in red, and the left-hand notes are in blue. At your own pace, continue playing the newly highlighted note(s) until you reach the end of the song.

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"Happy Birthday" is a celebratory song with a rich history, though its exact origins are not definitively traced. The melody is believed to have evolved from the song "Good Morning to All," composed by Patty Hill and her sister Mildred J. Hill in the late 19th century. The lyrics for "Happy Birthday" as we know them today were added later, and the song gradually gained popularity as a universal birthday anthem.

The Hill sisters initially penned the tune in 1893, and its transition into a birthday song likely occurred in the early 20th century. The song's widespread use in birthday celebrations led to its copyright, which has been a subject of legal disputes. Despite the uncertain origins and copyright complexities, "Happy Birthday" has become a cultural mainstay, sung joyfully by people worldwide to honor the birthdays of friends and loved ones.

FolkSongsAndDances-HappyBirthdayEasyPlaysound.mid
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