[Super Easy] Piano Sheet Music Beginners Can Play | Available for Immediate Download!
“It’s hard to go to lessons, but I want to be able to casually play my favorite songs on the piano!” A must-read for piano beginners!
This time, we’re introducing easy-to-play sheet music that’s perfect for those who want to start learning piano on their own.
All the sheet music featured here can be downloaded from your computer or smartphone.
Even pieces that seem difficult at first glance—like classical works, anime songs, and the latest hits—are approachable for beginners if you choose simplified arrangements.
We’ve picked selections from a wide range of genres, so be sure to find a favorite and give it a try!
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[Super Easy] Piano Sheet Music Even Beginners Can Play | Available for Immediate Download! (1–10)
idolYOASOBI
Idol by YOASOBI—celebrated as the opening theme of the smash-hit anime Oshi no Ko, which portrays the behind-the-scenes world of show business—bursts with YOASOBI’s signature energy, blending effects, a distinctive sound, ikura’s unique rap, and lyrics with a powerful message.
While it’s by no means easy to play on the piano, this sheet music uses an arrangement that minimizes the number of notes, making it approachable even for beginners.
Try adding color to the black-key notes and use other creative touches as you work through the score.
Merry-Go-Round of LifeHisaishi Joe
The theme song of Studio Ghibli’s beloved classic Howl’s Moving Castle, “Merry-Go-Round of Life,” is admired by people of all ages.
Its elegant atmosphere, created by jazz-inspired chords and a 3/4 rhythm, makes it especially popular among adult piano learners.
In the original, the tempo and key change partway through, but for piano beginners, a simple arrangement that focuses only on the main theme melody is recommended.
Once you can play the theme using just the melody and bass notes, be sure to challenge yourself with sheet music that includes the later sections as well.
strollHisaishi Joe
The opening theme “Sanpo” from the film My Neighbor Totoro is a perfect piece for beginners and is frequently performed at piano recitals! In this sheet music, every note has its letter name and finger number marked, and a keyboard illustration shows where to place your hands.
By following the directions and pressing the keys accordingly, you’ll be able to play “Sanpo” smoothly without strain.
Once you’ve learned the notes and fingering well, focus on the light, skipping dotted rhythms to recreate the lively mood on the piano!
[Super Easy] Piano Sheet Music Beginners Can Play | Available for Immediate Download! (11–20)
Homeward (from Symphony No. 9 “From the New World,” Movement II)Antonín Dvořák
Symphony No.
9 “From the New World,” the last work composed by Czech composer Antonín Dvořák.
In Japan, the theme of its second movement—evocative of dusk—is affectionately known as “Ieji” (Going Home) and is used for signals such as school dismissal times and 5 p.m.
community chimes.
Although originally an orchestral piece, the theme’s exceptionally gentle character suits the soft timbre of the piano perfectly.
With the arrangement we’re introducing, you can play it with almost no hand movement, making it ideal for those attempting two-handed playing for the first time.
Spinning SongEllmenreich Albert
Albert Ellmenreich, a German composer and also an actor at a court theater, wrote “Spinning Song,” a piece often performed at recitals.
Depicting women of the time spinning thread with a spinning wheel, the piece—though short—features rich contrasts in dynamics and tempo, and includes rapid runs and staccato, making it an ideal work for beginner pianists to study.
Aim to maintain a light, airy character while taking care not to rush forward.
Over the RainbowHarold Arlen
Over the Rainbow,” an insert song from the classic musical film “The Wizard of Oz,” has been loved across many countries and regions for generations.
Its gentle, delicate melody and crystal-clear tone pair beautifully with the sound of the piano.
While both the melody and chord progression are simple by nature, for those trying two-handed piano playing for the first time, a straightforward arrangement—supporting the right-hand melody with left-hand bass notes—is recommended.
Once you get used to it, why not try a more ornate, fantastical arrangement?
At the time of the danceHeinrich Lichner
Heinrich Lichner, a German composer who left many short pieces ideal for learning the piano.
Among his works, one of the most beloved is “At the Dance Hour,” whose light, waltz-like rhythm feels delightful.
The key points are to play the melody lightly and the triplet figures—like ornaments—brilliantly, but above all, to keep a precise three-beat pulse! Imagine taking steps to the count of “1, 2, 3” as you play, and keep the rhythm accurate.
Practicing with a metronome is also recommended!