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"Don't Stop Believin'" is a 1981 song that was released as part of 'Escape', Journey's seventh album. It became popular again in 2009, when it re-entered the UK's charts following various appearances on prominent TV shows such as The Sopranos & Family Guy.

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How to Play the Piano Part for Journey's "Don't Stop Believing"

Last Updated: May 23, 2024

This article was co-authored by Cuong Nguyen . Cuong Nguyen is a Music Teacher and the Co-Owner of both OC Musica and the Huntington Beach School of Music. He has been teaching music for over 45 years and has extensive knowledge in music teaching pedagogy. He and his team of over 20 professional instructors specialize in teaching piano, voice, guitar, violin, brass, and woodwind instruments. Cuong is the 1984 winner of the Yoshiro Irino Memorial Prize in Composition. He received his Bachelor of Music with Honors from the Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. This article has been viewed 63,341 times.

“Don't Stop Believing” is a widely known song released by the rock band Journey in 1981. It follows a typical four-chord progression and features a piano riff that is instantly recognizable. The intro, verses, and chorus use the chords E–B–c#/g# minor–A, while the pre-chorus largely alternates between A and E major. The piano part is on the intermediate level, but anyone can learn it with the right amount of practice (even beginners).

Understanding the Basic Chords and Song Structure

• 2 Understand the breakdown of the song.  There are a few main sections to this song: the intro, 4 verses, chorus, instrumental sections, and the fade-out ending.  In the intro/ verse/ instrumental/ ending sections, the piano plays the same chord progressions, so it is crucial to know all these chords.

Mastering the Riff

• E2, F#2, G#2, B3 (5, 4, 3, 2)
• C#3, D#3, C#3 (3, 2, 3)
• D#3, E3, A3 (2, 1, 5)
• D#3, E3 (2, 1)
• C#3, D#3, G#2 (3, 2, 5)
• G#2, A3 (5, 5)
• 2 Practice this riff until it becomes second nature, as it is used for most of the song.  Make sure you memorize which finger to use for each note. (Advanced players should play this riff using octaves for a more rich bass-line sound).
• 3 Begin learning the right-hand accompaniment that plays over the left-hand riff. Learn and master this part separately before trying to play it on top of the left hand.
• 5 Focus on the technique and style of the right-hand part. If you listen to the song, you will notice that the right hand is bouncing back and forth between notes, while the left hand is playing the melody. It will take time and practice to play both hands together, but for now, focus only on the style of the right hand.
• For the E major chord, you will be bouncing back and forth between E4 and B4 (fingers 2 and 5 respectively) and B3 (finger 1).
• For the B major chord, you will be bouncing back and forth between F#4 and B4 (fingers 3 and 5 respectively) and B3 (finger 1).
• For the C# minor chord, you will be bouncing back and forth between E4 and B4 (fingers 2 and 5 respectively) and B3 (finger 1).
• For the A major chord, you will be bouncing back and forth between E4 and A4 (fingers 2 and 5 respectively) and A3 (finger 1).
• The next E and B major chords are similar as the previous ones.
• For the G# minor chord, you will be bouncing back and forth between D#4 and B4 (fingers 2 and 5 respectively) and B3 (finger 1).
• For the last A major chord, you will be bouncing back and forth between E4 and A4 (fingers 2 and 5 respectively) and A3 (finger 1).

• 8 Put both hands together and work on the synchronization. This will be difficult, and maybe even frustrating at first for beginners, but the only way to learn is through practice. Start slowly, then work up to a faster tempo when you feel comfortable.
• 9 Listen to the song and try to sync up both parts just how keyboardist Jonathan Cain plays it. This will prove to be a big help, especially for beginners. Listening to the style and technique will help you grasp a better understanding of the style of the eight notes in the right hand.

Playing the Chorus

• 2 Play these chords as triads in the right hand. A triad is a chord which uses the 1-3-5 structure, which is the first (tonic), third (mediant), and fifth (dominant) note of the scale. For example, a triad for the A major chord is A, C#, E. A triad for the E major chord is E, G#, B, and so on.
• 3 Learn the left-hand part of the chorus. In the left hand, you can just play the root note of the chord in a lower octave. A root note is the note the chord is based on. For example, the root note for the A major chord is just A, and for the E major chord it is E, and so on.
• 4 Play this root note as single note, or, if you want to challenge yourself a bit more or are a more advanced player, play the notes as octaves with fingers 1 and 5. Playing octaves means that you play 2 of the same notes together that are separated by one octave. For example, to play an A octave you would play A2 and A3, or any pair of As on the keyboard that are 7 notes apart.

Taking It a Step Further

• Be creative and make it your own. Add glissandos and arpeggios where you feel they would fit. Solo during the instrumental sections if there is no guitarist. Experiment with different octaves, and most importantly, have fun.
• 2 Play the song whenever and wherever you can!  After learning the song, don't be afraid to play it at any social gathering or outing you go to. You've worked hard to learn it, now let your friends and family sing along and enjoy the music you make!

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Journey - Faithfully sheet music

Today we wanted to go way back in time and listen to some arena rock with the 73’s rock band Journey.

Journey was formed in San Francisco in 1973 by Santana, Steve Miller Band, and Frumious Bandersnatch.

They have been active since then, singing great rock – hard, soft, jazz, progressive, and so on.

The band released a series of hit songs, like for example Open Arms, Don’t Stop Believin’, Faithfully, and many others.

We chose for today’s article their song Faithfully, which was the second single from the band’s album named Frontiers.

The free Faithfully piano sheet music was released also as a single, having four other singles on its B-side: Frontiers, Back Talk, Edge of the Blade, Send Her My Love.

It was released in April 1983 through Columbia records, as a soft rock music genre song.

Faithfully was written by the band’s keyboardist Jonathan Cain and produced by Kevin Elson and Mike Stone.

The song embraced incredible success, peaking at number 12 on the Billboard Hot 100, and was loved by the public and critics.

The interesting fact about the free Faithfully piano sheets is that despite featuring no chorus, the song became one of the band’s most recognizable hits and was worldwide famous and considered the greatest power ballad ever recorded.

With a length of 4:24 minutes, Faithfully was written in the key of B major, with a tempo of 65 beats per minute in common time.

The song’s tale is about how family life can be sometimes, describing the difficulties of raising children, staying faithful as an artist, when touring is brought up.

The beautiful promise of the artists from the song sounds like this: "I'm forever yours... Faithfully."

Because of its success, the song has been used in media in movies and TV Shows, and it has been covered by many famous artists, such as Lorrie Morgan, Lagwagon, or Rob Thomas.

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Baby I'm A Leaving You

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Do Stop Believing

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Don't Stop Believin'

Don't Stop Believing

Dont Stop Believing

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I'll Be Alright Without You

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13 Best Journey Songs

If you are a fan of jazz-rock music, then Journey’s songs should be on your playlist.

Initially formed in 1973, Journey has made headlines over the years with their unforgettable anthems.

They have an incredible catalog that gives listeners nostalgic memories of when they were happy and to relive the 80s period.

Here are some of the best Journey songs of all time.

“Don’t Stop Believin’” by Journey

Song Year: 1981

It is only fitting that we start this list with “Don’t Stop Believin’.”

It serves as one of the best Journey songs that exist to date. It is also an unforgettable anthem that speaks of not losing hope in your dreams and focusing on living a fulfilling life.

Every time this song is on blast, people hum, smile, and dance to the rhythm of the music. It can be played at weddings, graduations, and other celebratory receptions to urge everyone to believe in something more significant than the present moment.

“Faithfully” by Journey

Song Year: 1983

Having garnered over 200 million views on YouTube, “Faithfully” has been a piece of sensational music for millions of people worldwide.

It is a delightful ode to the vocalist’s wife, speaking about overcoming the challenges of love and loyalty while being married to a rockstar.

Simply put, the song reminds all couples in long-distance relationships that love always prevails.

So, if you are on the road and missing your lover, put this song on the radio, and let Journey remind you that even though you feel lonely, it is okay, your love for your partner will serve as your anchor.

“Any Way You Want It” by Journey

Song Year: 1980

“Any Way You Want It” is a classic ballad revered by many. Since its release, the song has become an anthem.

The guitar riffs, euphoric notes, and brilliant vocals are some of the few things that make this song great.

Even if you have never heard of Journey, chances are you have listened to this song played in different commercials and tv shows, including the Big Bang Theory and Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City.

“Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)” by Journey

Recorded for their album, Frontiers, the Journey prides itself on their song “Separate Ways (World Apart).”

“Separate Ways” stands out from the rest of Journey’s songs, filled with gritty emotion and unique undertones. Fans love it because it is a universal breakup song that portrays the hope of finding love even after you part ways with your ex.

So, for anyone feeling brokenhearted and having a hard time moving on from a breakup, turn up the volume on the radio and listen to “Separate Ways.” It will provide some encouraging words about love finding a way to you.

“Wheel In the Sky” by Journey

Song Year: 1978

“Wheel in the Sky” was a mainstream hit by Journey.

The song illustrates the lengthy period the band has stayed on the road without returning home.

Although it feels lonely being away from their loved ones, the lyrics depict that they have hope in maintaining their home life balance and wishing their loved ones waited a little longer for their return.

If you are always traveling for more extended periods, let the “Wheel In The Sky” remind you that your family is thinking about and hoping for your safe return.

“Only the Young” by Journey

Song Year: 1985

The song's title, “Only the Young,” confers a timeless period of youthfulness and freedom.

With its catchy chorus and powerful instrumentals, the song depicts how the young can view the world differently, allowing them to build a better future.

As a youth, if you are feeling discouraged in life, listen to “Only the Young” to get the encouragement you need to work hard and build a better future for yourself.

“Lovin’, Touchin’, Squeezin’” by Journey

Song Year: 1979

The lyrics tell a gut-wrenching tale of a heartbreak instigated by a lover that cheated on them. However, in the end, karma will get them because they will be cheated on the way they cheated on you.

The same applies in real life. If you are having a hard time accepting that your partner cheated on you, “Lovin’, Touchin’, Squeezin’” will remind you that they may get a test of their own medicine, giving you the courage to move on.

“Lights” by Journey

“Lights” is an inspirational track that paints San Francisco in all its glory. Not to mention, it is where the Journey began their musical expedition.

The lyrics compliment San Francisco as an irresistible city filled with beauty and life.

So, even if you have never visited the city, Journey’s depiction will make you imagine the city’s amazing lights and sunset at the bay.

“Stone in Love” by Journey

Song Year: 1982

“Stone in Love” is one of the best songs of the 20th century. The singer takes everyone by surprise right from the start, with emotion accompanied by the powerful guitar chords displaying a rocky vibe.

Although quite underrated, it is a song that reflects on the power of being totally in love with someone. This song is a reminder that love is a beautiful thing. Thus, if you want to show affection towards your partner, do not hesitate to dedicate them “Stone in Love.”

“Who’s Cryin’ Now” by Journey

If you are a fan of a good piano play, “Who’s Cryin’ Now” is the song for you. Jonathan Cain’s piano work is fantastic.

The song starts with his magnificent piano skills, accompanied by Steve Perry’s vocals depicting emotional depth.

The song is about individuals fighting to stay together amidst life's hurdles, hoping their love will survive even the rockiest of situations.

It is the perfect song to listen to when having issues with your relationship and wanting to work out your problems.

“When You Love A Woman” by Journey

Song Year: 1996

“When You Love A Woman” is a song of the ages. It not only soothes the soul but also portrays how loving a woman is one of the best things a man can experience.

The song praises love as an influential factor in anyone’s life. Based on the song, love eliminates loneliness, and Journey illustrates how loving someone can make you a better person.

“Girl Can’t Help It” by Journey

Song Year: 1986

“Girl Can’t Help It” reflects on people’s love lives.

The song is mainly about two individuals in love who have not gotten around to being together. Based on the lyrics, the girl believes she wants more, yet she realizes she is happy and content only with him. At the same time, the guy has been looking elsewhere for love without realizing he is jeopardizing his relationship with his soulmate.

This classic story illustrates how people can be in love for years yet never realize that they were meant to be together until it is too late to salvage the situation.

“I’ll Be Alright Without You” by Journey

Song Year: 1987

Are you feeling nostalgic about an ex? Don’t let the feeling ruin your day; Journey reminds their audience they can move on and find love again.

The song is about keeping yourself composed even after breaking up with someone you used to love deeply. The vocalist mentions how their ex’s memories can haunt you, although there is the hope of moving on.

It is a track you can listen to when nursing a heartbreak, encouraging you to find someone better and have a great love experience.

Top Journey Songs, Final Thoughts

The majority of Journey’s songs explore the themes of love, pain , heartbreak , and even daily struggles, illustrating the band’s diverse musicianship. These songs have cut across all ages and sexes, attracting millions of fans.

So, if you want to experience some of the earliest rock tracks, then consider Journey. Their singles and albums are the to-go songs to listen to when you want to find courage, overcome sadness, or have fun at a party.

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T aylor Swift's Eras Tour continued its international journey on Saturday night in the Netherlands (afternoon in the United States) with the third of three shows in Amsterdam. The now 14-time Grammy winner will be touring almost non-stop for the entire year, and at each show she adds two "surprise songs" to her 44-song, three hour plus set list.

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