A Russian folk song based on an 1861 poem by Nikolay Nekrasov, known around the world as the music from Tetris. It is in a minor key with a driving rhythm.
- Level
- Easy
- Style
- Games and ragtime
- Key
- A minor
- Time
- 4/4
- Length
- 8 bars
- Fingering
- On every note
This is lesson 37 of the free Pianolus course (Minor keys). Tip: The tune everyone knows from Tetris. Start slowly, then speed up.
How to learn Korobeiniki on piano
- Connect your digital piano to your computer, phone or tablet with a USB cable and tap Connect piano. No piano? Use the on-screen keys.
- Open the song and press Listen to hear it while the notes fall onto the keyboard.
- Tap Lesson. The song is split into 2 short sections of four bars: each one with the right hand, then the left hand, then both hands slowly.
- Keep Wait for me on: the music waits until you press the right keys. Finger numbers show which finger to use.
- Play the whole song slowly, then at full speed. Reach 90% to pass each step.
This arrangement was made for Pianolus from music in the public domain and is free to play.