This arrangement of the popular Nutcracker March is perfect for elementary pianists! Set in C Major to minimize the amount of sharps, this beginner-friendly arrangement celebrates the full opening fanfare and answering singsong rhythms. This is a great choice for a beginner Christmas or classical holiday recital piece.
From the Tony Award winning musical and 2021 feature film adaptation, “Dear Evan Hansen”! This is an easy piano arrangement in C major. Includes full lyrics (verse, chorus, verse, chorus, bridge, final chorus). Large print. Some fingerings are included. Many rhythms have been simplified for beginner musicians (still includes some sixteenth notes/semiquavers). Best for later elementary to early intermediate pianists and great for all ages!
This arrangement may be performed as a piano solo or as a vocal accompaniment; if used for vocal accompaniment, the vocalist should follow the lyrics and melody along with the piano. Lyrics indicate which notes to follow.
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Splattering Paint is a fun, original contemporary piano solo for elementary pianists. Quick tempo and filled with splashes of staccatos, slurs, and lifts, this quirky piano solo is perfect for the musical artist! Unique intervals and mini chromatic passages make it sound like you are splashing paint on a canvas, and rhythmic changes between the hands develop excellent hand coordination. This is a great mid to late beginner recital piece.
The iconic love song from Disney’s “The Lion King”. This is a beginner piano solo arrangement in C major, written in large print with some finger numbers included. It has minimal hand movement and no eighth notes (quavers). Best for early to mid elementary pianists and perfect for smaller hands.
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From Disney’s “Tarzan”. This is a beginner piano solo arrangement, written in large print. No eighth notes (no quavers). Minimal hand movement; some finger numbers are included. Includes one accidental (flat sign). Best for early to mid elementary pianists and perfect for smaller hands.
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From Disney’s “Frozen”, Elsa’s powerful solo “Let It Go” is arranged here for beginner piano! Rhythms have been simplified for beginner musicians; also includes simple Left Hand harmonies. Includes some fingerings. Harmonic 3rds during the chorus should be played by LH 2 and 4 fingers for a strong, balanced hand and tone quality. Accessible for younger, smaller hands and a perfect performance piece for Disney loving pianists!
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“What’s This?” Jack Skellington sings when he first discovers Christmastown in the Tim Burton Disney film “The Nightmare Before Christmas”! This is an “easy piano” arrangement in C major, best for late elementary pianists. Large print, with some finger numbers included. Good for smaller hands and great to play during both Halloween and Christmas seasons.
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The most famous song from Disney’s animated feature film “Mulan”! Popularly sung by Lea Salonga, Christina Aguilera, and others. This is an “easy piano” arrangement in C major, written in large print and best for mid to late elementary pianists. Some finger numbers are included and are well suited to small handspans (largest harmonic interval is P5; includes some larger melodic stretches).
This arrangement may be performed as a piano solo or as a vocal accompaniment. If used for vocal accompaniment, the vocalist should read the Treble staff of the piano part. Lyrics indicate which notes to follow. Lower harmonies are meant to be played by the pianist (not sung).
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Kitty music lesson with Marie and Berlioz from The Aristocats! Classic Disney meets Classical. This is a late elementary arrangement in C major, written in large print. Finger numbers are included to help with the scales and arpeggios.
This arrangement may be performed as a piano solo or as a vocal accompaniment. If used for vocal accompaniment, the vocalist should read the Treble staff of the piano part (adjust octaves as necessary). Lyrics indicate which notes to follow.
This version is written with traditional Grand Staff, RH in mid Treble range and LH in Bass Clef, but with both hands playing 8va for the majority of the music. Prefer reading clef changes instead of 8va? Get an alternate version with both hands reading Treble Clef for the majority of the music. (Sounds exactly the same as this version when played.)
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This theme from Mozart’s famous opera “The Magic Flute” is playful, fun, and perfect for elementary pianists. This beginner piano arrangement of “Papageno’s Little Bells” (sometimes called “Papageno’s Silver Bells”) has both hands reading treble clef. It is a great piece to strengthen intervallic reading: nearly all the included intervals are either 2nds (steps), 3rds (skips), or 4ths. Occasional fingerings are also included for assistance. This arrangement is perfect for a performance piece or recital.
Saint-Saëns masterfully recreated the proud lion’s march in his orchestral suite “Carnival of the Animals”. This arrangement of The Royal March of the Lion for late beginner piano gives beginners the chance to enjoy it themselves! Perfect for animal lovers, this arrangement is a great performance piece.
This fun Portuguese folk song is light, bouncy, and playful. The lyrics are about a cockroach telling tall tales: in one verse, she claims she has a “velvet shoe”, but it’s just her hairy foot! This arrangement is a late beginner to early intermediate piano solo filled with staccatos, accents, crossovers, and a nice two-step feel for pianists who enjoy dancing across the keys. The silly, laughing lyrics (original Portuguese and English translation) are included on a separate page for your enjoyment. Great choice for a performance piece!
Elephant lovers! I have taken this traditional children’s chant and set the rhythm to music for beginner pianists. The natural rhythm feels very much like an elephant lumbering about! This is a great song for beginners and teaches both rhythm and musicality.
Haydn’s Surprise Symphony is always fun to play due to its exciting use of dynamics and staccato. Beginner pianists love trying to play as softly as possible, then jumping to a sudden surprise fortissimo! This arrangement helps build valuable musical skills and is a wonderful choice for a beginner classical piano recital piece.
The William Tell Overture, written by Rossini and now widely associated with horseback riding due to its use in popular media as the musical theme for the Lone Ranger, is a ton of fun to play on piano. This beginner arrangement helps newer pianists learn to master a quick tempo, more challenging rhythms, staccato playing, and dynamics. This arrangement is an excellent choice for a mid-beginner level classical piano recital piece.
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (A Little Night Music) is one of Mozart’s most widely recognized musical works today. This famous theme is arranged here for beginner piano and is an excellent option for a beginner classical piano recital piece.
Getting twelve days’ worth of Christmas gifts would be quite a treat! This fun carol is arranged here with simple RH melody accompanied by familiar LH chords and harmonies; the LH accompaniment becomes slightly more complex over the course of the piece while still remaining well within reach of the late beginner pianist. The changing meter and repeating verses are incorporated in an easy-to-read way. Lyrics are included for the beginner pianist’s enjoyment and to help follow the order of the music. Arranged in C Major, this is a great beginner holiday recital piece and can even be used as an easy vocal accompaniment.
Often played at Christmastime, but really a great song for anytime during the winter! This is an easy piano duet in C Major, evenly leveled for 2 mid to late elementary pianists (1 piano, 4 hands). Each part is written in traditional Grand Staff format (LH bass, RH treble) and all notes are within familiar beginner level reading range (G2 to C5) for both parts. The Secondo part is played one octave lower, Primo one octave higher. Secondo and Primo parts are written on separate pages with measures lined up accordingly.
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Often played at Christmastime, but really a great song for anytime during the winter! A great choice for a winter piano recital piece. This is a beginner/easy piano arrangement in F major (no key signature). Finger numbers are written in to help with the moving melody line and work well even for small/young hands.
This arrangement may be performed as an easy/beginner piano solo or as a vocal accompaniment; if used for vocal accompaniment, the vocalist should follow the lyrics and melody along with the piano. Lyrics indicate which notes to follow.
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From its first performance by Angela Lansbury in Jerry Herman’s Broadway musical “Mame” to modern covers by the Glee cast, Idina Menzel, and Pentatonix, “We Need a Little Christmas” is a favorite among holiday lovers. This is an early beginner piano arrangement in C major, best for new pianists. Includes two verses and one chorus (repeated).
This arrangement may be performed as a piano solo or as a simple vocal accompaniment. If used for vocal accompaniment, the vocalist should follow the lyrics and melody along with the piano. Lyrics indicate which notes to follow.
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Famously recorded by Brenda Lee and later covered by Leann Rimes, Toby Keith, Justin Bieber, and others. Also featured in the film Home Alone starring Macauley Culkin. This is an easy piano arrangement in C major, best for late beginner to early intermediate pianists and fun for all ages!
This arrangement may be performed as a piano solo or as a vocal accompaniment; if used for vocal accompaniment, the vocalist should read the Treble staff of the piano part. Lyrics indicate which notes to follow. Lower harmonies are meant to be played by the pianist (not sung).
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Famously recorded by over 200 musicians including Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Michael Bublé, and others, “Santa Claus is Comin’ to Town” is a favorite at Christmastime! This is an “easy piano” arrangement in C major, best for beginner/elementary pianists. RH plays single note melody; finger numbers are included to facilitate necessary movement. LH accompaniment plays mainly single note harmonies between Bass C3 and Middle C, with some movement around the keys.
This arrangement may be performed as a piano solo or as a vocal accompaniment; if used for vocal accompaniment, the vocalist should read the Treble staff of the piano part. Lyrics indicate which notes to follow.
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Click here for Alternate Version: Same RH part but LH accompaniment stays between Bass C3 and G3 and plays mainly whole note harmonies (one or two notes at a time).
This fun Thanksgiving carol is arranged here for beginner piano. The melody, which spans one octave, is played entirely by the RH. This small amount of hand movement for RH is made easier with occasional finger numbers to guide the finger patterns. The LH accompaniment style is simple harmonic dyads (tied long tones) in traditional C Major Position, with the occasional finger extension and some movement at the end. This beginner arrangement helps beginners learn to get out of 5-finger hand positions without being overly challenging.
Please note: Differences in notes/rhythms for the additional verse have not been written in. Rhythms and notes may be adjusted on the additional verse to accommodate words of different lengths.
“An apple a day keeps the doctor away” — how many sayings do you know about apples? And how often do kids hear these sayings and have no idea what they mean?
This late beginner number describes a handful of popular “apple idioms”, and the singer is just trying to make sense of what they mean! The playful RH melody includes one-octave arpeggios to help the hands learn to open up and stretch, with easy-to-read harmonic 2nds and 3rds in the LH accompaniment. It’s a great piece for fruit-lovers, idiom-lovers, and late beginner students of all ages.