Easy Sheet Music for Piano

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Attractive sheet music for piano, mostly easy, with some pieces suitable for absolute beginners.

Merrily I Play Along

Code: PF 004
Instruments: Solo Piano

Description: All the favourite beginner's pieces, in one handy book, together with lyrics and lots of creative activities. Ideal for early lessons with creatively-minded teachers, or for holiday fun. Most melodies have a range of 3-6 notes (do-re-mi-fa-so-la).

The familiar pieces in this book are all early favourites for players of melody instruments. However, they are less frequently encountered in arrangements for the beginner pianist. Here, they are all presented in the 'Middle C' position, that adopted for the majority of beginners. The pianist can play just the melodic line, dividing the tune between the two hands, as indicated in the score, or can add the simple harmony parts, in the left hand.

Level: Pre-1(very easy)

Stars From The Start! A First Concert Repertoire

Code: PF 002
Instruments: Solo Piano

Description: Attractive pieces for the concert debut, which do not go beyond Middle C hand position.

Level: Pre-1 (very easy)

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1. A Summer Shower

2. Best of Friends

3. We Just feel Like Dancing

4. Reassurance

5. Take Your Partners!

Pitch It Right! - Fun Tunes for Early Readers

Code: PF 001
Instruments: Solo Piano

Description: Very simple songs, in the treble clef (C-G), for absolute beginners. They were originally compiled for class teaching and teachers' notes are available, with pages of games and activities for aural and rhythmic training. Pitch It Right! is ideal for teachers who adopt an aural approach to early tuition, or who use tonic solfa.

Level: Pre-1 (very easy)

Coming Soon - Piano In Focus

An album of easy pieces that sound great and feel good to play!

Looking for first ensemble pieces? Most of our music for beginners on melody instruments has simple, satisfying, piano accompaniments. These are clearly presented and very suitable for introducing young pianists to the delights of ensemble playing. For online scores, see music for beginners.