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Interactive piano tutorial for "Flying Man" by Bruce Woolley & The Camera Club, in D major at about 187 BPM. Transcribed from the track by Songscription. Slow it down to learn it at your own pace.

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Flying Man by Bruce Woolley & The Camera Club
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This interactive piano roll is a play-along piano tutorial for "Flying Man" by Bruce Woolley & The Camera Club, and one of the simplest ways to learn the song on piano. Every note falls onto the keyboard so you can see exactly what to play and when, and you can slow it right down to work through the fast parts before building back up to full speed.

Inside the music
Signature

Music DNA

Genrerock · indie rock · post‑punk revival
Moodenergetic · rebellious · catchy
Signaturecatchy post‑punk revival anthem
D major
Key
187
BPM
4/4
Time
Chords

The progression

E
D
G
B
A7
A
Dmaj7
D7
Form

Structure & dynamics

IntroVersePre‑ChorusChorusPost‑ChorusBridgeInstrumentalSoloBreakdownDropOutro
Instrumentation

What's in the mix

drums
tight, punchy kit with a driving four‑on‑the‑floor beat
bass
round, syncopated bassline driving the groove
guitars
distorted electric guitars playing rhythmic, hook‑laden riffs
vocals
male lead with a clear, slightly nasal timbre, delivered in an energetic, almost shouting style
synth
bright synth accents and melodic fills that add a modern edge
Album & artist
ALBUM

Bruce Woolley & The Camera Club (1979)

Released as 'English Garden' in most territories but issued under the band's name in North America, this debut album was recorded at Eden Studios in London and put out by Epic Records. It includes the Camera Club's version of 'Video Killed the Radio Star', recorded with Thomas Dolby before the Buggles released their own hit take on the song.

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Artist

Bruce Woolley & The Camera Club

Bruce Woolley is a singer and songwriter from Loughborough, England who formed the Camera Club in 1979, a new wave outfit that included Thomas Dolby on keyboards and Matthew Seligman on bass. Before the group, Woolley had been writing pop songs for publishing companies and co-wrote 'Video Killed the Radio Star' alongside Trevor Horn and Geoff Downes of the Buggles. The Camera Club played tight, hook-driven new wave pop and toured the UK and North America before disbanding in 1983.

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FAQ

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What key is "Flying Man" in?

"Flying Man" by Bruce Woolley & The Camera Club is in D major.

What is the tempo of "Flying Man"?

"Flying Man" plays at around 187 BPM in 4/4 time.

What chords are in "Flying Man"?

The core progression is E, D, G, B♭, A7, and A, built around the D major tonal center.

What instruments play on "Flying Man"?

The recording features drums, bass, guitars, synth, and vocals.

Can I get a piano roll for "Flying Man"?

Yes. Songscription turns "Flying Man" by Bruce Woolley & The Camera Club into an interactive piano roll you can play along with.

Is "Flying Man" piano tutorial easy to learn?

The piano roll shows every note of "Flying Man" falling onto the keys, and you can slow it right down so the fast parts come a few notes at a time. At 187 BPM in D major, even the busier sections become manageable when you slow them down.

What album is "Flying Man" on?

"Flying Man" appears on Bruce Woolley & The Camera Club (1979).

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