Do you dream of learning to play the notes of Tum Hi Ho on the piano? Let the show begin!
Tum Hi Ho is an iconic song from the soundtrack of the Indian film Aashiqui 2, sung by Arijit Singh and composed by Mithoon. The song is popular not only for its haunting melody, but also for its simplicity. It’s a great approach to learning the piano.
This song touches the hearts of those who hear it. Its beauty lies in its simplicity and its ability to express universal emotions such as love, passion and devotion. The lyrics, in Hindi, celebrate the pure, unconditional love that transcends obstacles and remains unchanging in the face of passing time, and also reveal all the beauty of an intense connection between two people.
Tum Hi Ho is perfect if you’re just starting out, as its simple melody and easy-to-play chords repeat throughout the song, making it easy to learn. What’s more, this song offers an opportunity to explore different piano techniques, helping you to develop your musical sensitivity and your ability to generate emotions.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to find your way around the keyboard, play notes with the right hand, then the left, and finally, both hands together! This method is the most accessible and pleasant to apply. Each part is accompanied by a video tutorial showing you the notes to play in rhythm, so you can learn the song as completely as possible.
By the end of this article, you’ll have learned to play Tum Hi Ho in its entirety! The keys are waiting for you!
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Before you begin, we invite you to take a look at the keyboard layout below. This will help you familiarize yourself with the notes and make it easier to find your way around as you learn.
The name of the notes on a piano keyboard.
To find your way around the representation of the keyboard below, start by observing the different keys.
The white keys represent the natural notes (C, D, E, F, G, A, B), while the black keys correspond to accidentals (sharps # and flats♭). You can identify each note by counting from the left for the white keys (C, D, E, etc.) and taking into account the accidentals for the black keys (C sharp, D sharp, E flat, etc.). Take the time to familiarize yourself with this layout, it will help you greatly in your piano learning.
Useful definitions:
Flat: indicates that the note should be played a semitone lower. For example, E flat is represented by E♭.
Sharp: used to indicate that the note should be played a semitone higher. For example, F sharp is represented by F#.
Octave: this is the distance between two notes with the same name, such as C and C, D and D, etc.
Now that we’ve got the basics down, let’s start learning the notes to play with the right hand. Let’s start with the melody usually played with this hand. You’ll be able to locate the first note of the melody on your keyboard.
The first note of the Tum Hi Ho melody on the piano is F.
F is the first note to be played with the right hand in the song Tum Hi Ho on piano.
You spotted the F with ease?! Great! Now let’s move on to spotting the complete sequence of notes making up the melody of the piece. You’re not auditioning, so relax and go at your own pace. Press the following notes in succession:
F – G# – C – C# – G# – A# – G – F – G# – C – C# – G# – A# – G – G# – C – C# – G# – A# – G – F – G# – C – C# – G# – A# – G – C – F – D# – D# – C# – C# – C – A# – G# – A# – C# – C – C – C – A# – A# – G# – A# – A# – G# – G – G# – G – F – D# – F – F – G# – C – C# – G# – A# – G – F – G# – C – C# – G# – A# – G – C – F – D# – D# – C# – C# – C – A# – G# – A# – C# – C – C – C – A# – A# – G# – A# – A# – G# – G – G# – G – F – D# – F – C – C – F – D# – D# – C# – C# – C – A# – G# – A# – C# – C – C – A# – G# – A# – A# – A# – G# – A# – A# – G# – G – G# – G – F – D# – F – G# – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G# – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G – A# – G# – G – F – G – F – D# – F – G – G# – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – A# – G# – A# – C – D# – C# – C – A# – G# – A# – G – G – G – A# – G# – G – F – G – F – D# – F – G – G# – A# – A# – C – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G# – G – A# – C – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G# – G – G# – A# – G# – A# – G# – G – F – G – F – G – G# – A# – G# – A# – C – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G# – G – A# – C – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G# – G – G# – A# – G# – A# – G# – G – F – G – F – C – F – D# – D# – C# – C# – C – A# – G# – A# – C# – C – C – A# – A# – A# – G# – A# – A# – G# – G – G# – G – F – D# – F – C – F – D# – D# – C# – C# – C – A# – G# – A# – C# – C – C – A# – A# – A# – G# – A# – A# – G# – G – G# – G – F – D# – F – D# – F – F – G – G – F – G – G – C# – C# – C – C – A# – C – C – F – E – F – F – C – C – A# – A# – G# – A# – G# – G# – G – G# – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G# – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G – A# – G# – G – F – G – F – D# – F – G – G# – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G# – A# – C – D# – C# – C – A# – G# – A# – G – G – G – A# – G# – G – F – G – F – D# – F – G – G# – A# – A# – C – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G# – G – A# – C – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G# – G – G# – A# – G# – A# – G# – G – F – G – F – G – G# – A# – G# – A# – C – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G# – G – A# – C – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G# – G – G# – A# – G# – A# – G# – G – F – G – F – F – F – D# – D# – F – F – G – G – D# – D# – C – C – C – C# – C# – F – F – G – G – D# – D# – C – C# – C# – C – C# – C – C# – C# – C – A# – G# – G# – G# – C – C# – C – C# – C# – C – C# – C# – D# – D# – C# – C – A# – A# – A# – C – C# – C – D# – F – F – G – G – F – G – G – C# – C# – C – C – A# – C – C – F – E – F – F – C – C – A# – A# – G# – A# – G# – G# – G – G# – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G# – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G – A# – G# – G – F – G – F – D# – F – G – G# – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G# – A# – C – D# – C# – C – A# – G# – A# – G – G – G – A# – G# – G – F – G – F – D# – F – G# – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G# – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G – A# – G# – G – F – G – F – F – G – G# – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G# – A# – C – D# – C# – C – A# – G# – A# – G – G – G – A# – G# – G – F – G – F – D# – F – A# – C – G# – A# – G# – A# – C – A# – G# – A# – G – A# – G# – G – F – G – F – D# – F
By practicing the Tum Hi Ho note combinations over and over again, you’ll become more and more comfortable until you can play the whole melody of this song without difficulty. Take the time to repeat this sequence of notes for as long as necessary to improve your skill and feel really comfortable with this song.
Tum Hi Ho on the piano: the notes of the right hand.
As promised at the beginning of this article, we’re going to help you even more by sharing our video tutorials. Here’s the first one, which explains how to play Tum Hi Ho with the right hand. The procedure is simple: press the keys on your keyboard as indicated on the screen, and hold down the key for as long as the note in the video is in contact with the virtual keyboard.
Watch the video carefully and try your hand at reproducing what you see on the screen!
Congratulations! You’ve played the entire melody of this Hindi hit!
Now let’s learn how to play the notes with your left hand.
La Touche Musicale app waits for you to play the right note with your right hand on your piano before moving on to the next one.
We generally use the left hand to play accompaniment. This consists in adding chords or rhythmic motifs to support the melody played with the right hand. This practice enriches the music by providing a harmonic and rhythmic foundation.
As with the right hand, let’s begin by identifying the first key to be played for the piano accompaniment to Tum Hi Ho. The first note to be played is F.
F is the first note to be played with the left hand in the song Tum Hi Ho on piano.
Have you located the note F on your keyboard? Perfect!
Now let’s tackle the whole sequence to be played with your left hand:
F – F – F – C# – D# – C – C# – F – F – F – C# – D# – C – C# – F – C# – D# – C – C# – F – A# – D# – C – C# – F – F – F – A# – A# – A# – D# – D# – C – C# – C# – F – F – F – C – C – C – A# – A# – A# – F – F – F – F – F – F – C – C – C – A# – A# – A# – F – F – F – F – F – F – C# – C# – C# – D# – D# – D# – C – C# – C# – F – F – F – C# – C# – C# – D# – D# – C – C# – C# – D# – D# – D# – G# – G# – G# – C – C – C – C# – C# – C# – D# – F – A# – D# – C – C# – F – F – F – A# – A# – A# – D# – D# – C – C# – C# – F – F – F – C – C – A# – A# – F – F – F – F – F – F – C – C – C – A# – A# – F – F – F – C# – C – C# – C – A# – A# – A# – G# – G# – G# – A# – A# – A# – F – F – F – D# – D# – D# – G# – G# – G# – C – C – C – C# – C# – C# – D# – F – A# – D# – C – C# – F – F – F – A# – A# – A# – D# – D# – D# – C – C# – C# – F – F – F – A# – A# – A# – D# – D# – D# – C – C# – C# – F – F – F – A# – A# – A# – D# – D# – C – C# – C# – F – A# – D# – C – C#
This series of notes constitutes the entire Tum Hi Ho accompaniment played with the left hand on the piano. Once you’ve rehearsed this sequence several times and feel comfortable with it, you can continue with the video lesson.
Tum Hi Ho on the piano: the notes of the left hand.
As with the right hand, our tutorial video is here to guide you through learning the left-hand notes for the intoxicating Tum Hi Ho on the piano.
If you find that the notes scroll too quickly, feel free to slow down the video to give yourself time to position your fingers correctly on the keyboard between each note (Settings and Playback speed).
The La Touche Musicale app waits for you to play the correct note with your left hand on your piano before moving on to the next.
Congratulations! You’ve mastered the left-hand piano accompaniment to Tum Hi Ho! You’re making great progress. Now let’s move on to the next step: playing this song using both hands simultaneously on the keyboard.
You’re on the right track – keep up the good work!
Learning the left and right hands simultaneously on the piano is an exciting challenge, requiring both synchronization and perseverance. It’s important to give yourself a certain amount of indulgence, as it may seem complex at first.
We advise you to watch the video once, then divide the piece into small parts of 5 to 10 seconds. Play each part with your right hand, then with your left. Once you’ve successfully trained each hand, play the short part with both hands together. Only move on to the next part when you’ve successfully completed the current section. Feel free to pause the video whenever you like to reposition your hands.
Every little step you take is a challenge, and it’s essential to appreciate your success!
Our La Touche Musicale app is packed with features that could make your job a whole lot easier. For example, the application is waiting for you! It’ll wait for you to play the right note before moving on.
Tum Hi Ho on the piano: the notes of both hands.
We’ve already come to the highlight of this article: the video tutorial to reveal all the subtleties of this song! This video will be your guide, showing you the rhythm to follow.
If the rhythm variations are too complex, don’t hesitate to pause the video when the notes appear. Take the time to position your fingers comfortably on the keyboard to improve your technique.
Remember that you can use our La Touche Musicale app if pausing the video seems too tedious. We offer a learning mode that progresses only when you press the right keys, making learning more fluid. It also features a visual display of the notes to be played, integrated into our video tutorials, with a choice of Latin (Do, Ré, etc.) or Anglo-Saxon (C, D, etc.) notation.
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The La Touche Musicale app waits for you to play the right notes with both hands on your piano before moving on to the next.
Hats off to you! You’ve just played all the notes of Tum Hi Ho on the piano with both hands in sync!
Our blog is full of tutorials like this one, and we invite you to take a look at the list. In the meantime, we’ve put together a small selection for you:
In addition to teaching you how to play the notes of this song on the piano, we’ve also included a link to download the sheet music for Tum Hi Ho in PDF format. You’ll be able to delight those around you with the sweet notes of this composition.
“Music expresses that which cannot be said, and about which it is impossible to remain silent.” Franz Liszt
Doesn’t this quotation from the famous pianist take on its full meaning with Tum Hi Ho’s performance?
Congratulations on your progress! Keep practicing with passion, and let music take you to new discoveries.
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