AhDoe – Music as an International Language

This is not a new song anymore.

Khalil Fong’s (方大同) Love Love Love (愛愛愛) from THIS LOVE album.

Frankly speaking, I’ve considered transcribing this song before but backed off when I noticed that there are so much Jazz in it. To elaborate further, Jazz comprises of hell lot of semitones and rhythmic bass, which is not an easy task.

The most touching phrase that I want to say is: For the sake of my readers/ requesters, I still did it!

Khalil Fong’s (方大同) Love Love Love (爱爱爱) Piano Sheet Preview

This time I did it more differently. I simplified the chords and make the whole piece sounds cleaner than my usual style, hoping that this could accommodate more younger players.

For those who don’t know who is Khalil Fong or Fang Da Tong in Mandarin, he’s one of the fastest rising artists who can sing, compose and produce music on his own. He’s only 26 now, borned in Hawaii, lived in Shanghai and Hong Kong before. Looks not so handsome to me lah, but hey! Who cares anyway…

Let’s focus at his music then. 🙂

Some facts about this piano sheet:

1) It’s in original key, i.e. mostly in A Major and transposes to C Major at certain stage.

2) Chords and lyrics included

3) Notable ornaments throughout the passage.

Ah Doe hopes you’ll like this. Enjoy~


Download link for Khalil Fong’s (方大同) Love Love Love (爱爱爱) Complete Piano Sheet

This is the consequence of not having a television! I heard everyone talking about it, I heard its theme song on radio stations, I read all the trivias of this drama and interviews with those artists who star in this drama, BUT I never get to watch it!

Can Mediacorp release its DVD version asap? Thanks!

Jeanette Aw (欧萱) as the beautiful and determined Nyonya, good in cooking and beadwork and makes a good housewife

You know everyday I get those complaints about how evil Lim Mei Jiao is in Little Nyonya, how pitiful Jeanette Aw is and how delicious the nyonya delicacies are. Hey you know? I am quite familiar with Malacca as well, why don’t you guys join me for a tour in Malacca? I’ll name it as “The Little Nyonya” tour…sounds great huh?

Yes933 is always playing and hard-selling its theme song: 如燕 (Like the Swallow), pronounced as “Ru Yan”. Olivia Ong surprised me by her accurate Chinese pronunciation. She has a soft and gentle voice, maybe angelic is the best word to describe that feeling. Well, she looks pretty as well.

She is definitely the dream girl of many guys out there! Guys would like to keep her beside them and command “Sing to me! My angel!” whole day long!

Photos Courtesy of Nicholas Tan and clubsnap.com

I’ve prepared a piano sheet for this Little Nyonya theme song as well, and I think there is no better time than now to post it before the drama finishes.

Some information about this piano sheet:

1) It’s in original key, Bb Major

2) Lyrics and chords are included

3) See some ornaments in the piano sheet? It’s the imitation of Malay accordion and guitar in this song.

4) No repeats. Therefore this piano sheet is 9 pages long. You don’t have to jump from this bar to another bar and find where the signs are.

Download link for The Little Nyonya Drama Theme Song piano sheet – Like the Swallow (如燕).

It’s an unusual busy year end for me and I did not expect it. I had been very slow in other things because I have to concentrate more on my work. As for my free time, I listen to many songs just to find out what are the nice songs that I have to know, but yet to know.

This song that I’m going to post, should be considered as a new song, but too popular until it seems not so new to lots of people anymore.

I’ve already caught hold of Jay’s latest album, the Capricorn (魔杰座) when I was in Shanghai. There are several nice songs in it that I wanted to transcribe into piano sheet. The problem is: which song to start first?

I hope you will like my first choice here… 🙂

Where is the Promised Happiness (说好的幸福呢) by Jay Chou (周杰伦)

Something about this piano sheet:

1) It’s in original key, starts at C Major and transposes to Db Major when the song approaches the end. Fortunate at the beginning and disastrous at the end!

2) Lyrics and chords included, for your convenience.

3) Excluding the 5 Flats in Db Major, this song is not a tough one to play.

Download link for Jay Chou’s (周杰伦) Where is the Promised Happiness (说好的幸福呢) Complete Piano Sheet

Now this is another request from one of my readers.

I suddenly had a feeling that my readers have good tastes in song selection. In the end I got all the best song recommendations from them.

Before Mei suggested me to transcribe Two Songs by Lea Salonga, I didn’t even know who is Lea Salonga…what a shame! The worst is, I didn’t even know that she was the one who sang “A Whole New World” from Aladdin, “Colours of the Wind” from Pocahontas and “Reflection” from Mulan!

One thing good about running AhDoe.com, I really learn a lot from my readers. 🙂

Lea Salonga is from Phillipines. She speaks really good English and sings really well that she made her way through the broadway theatre!

If you’d like to listen to her, and if you are in or near Singapore, you can watch the Cinderella Musical Tour in which Lea Salonga plays the role of Cinderella!

“Two Words” seems to be an all time favourite, especially during wedding ceremonies. Now I can add one more song to “Songs to be played in wedding ceremonies”

Two Words by Lea Salonga Piano Sheet Preview

I know you are getting impatient with all these introductions, so, let’s get started now!

Facts about this piano sheet:

1) It’s in original key, i.e. E Major
2) Lyrics and Chords included
3) Whole-heartedly original…


Download link for Lea Salonga’s Two Words complete piano sheet

If you are interested in a more complete version of this song, you can opt for this music score with cello and violin.

Traditional operas may not be your cup of tea, but how about this?

Caution: Please watch the youtube video below, and standby to adjust your speaker volume.

His name is Vitas Bumac, a Russian, but according to his profiles, he was borned in Latvia. If the wonder woman Misia can sing up to 5 octaves, Vitas can sing more than that I think! I bet his high-pitched harmonics shattered numerous glasses before.

How about playing this song on your piano?

It’s not that hard. All you have to do is to scratch through your keyboard to imitate the transition from low tone to the so called “dolphin’s whistle” pitch.

As usual, some information of this piano sheet:

1) Original key, including the transposition at later stage. In short, you will be dealing with F Minor and F# Minor.
2) No lyrics, I don’t know Russian.
3) Chords included for your convenience.

Please download Vitas Bumac’s Opera #2 Complete Piano Sheet for free here.

Are you ready?