[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 Beginners Can Play | Available for Immediate Download! (11–20)
Children’s Album, Op. 39, No. 16: “Old French Song”Pyotr Tchaikovsky
A collection of piano pieces composed by the Russian composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky—known for his ballet music—The Children’s Album, Op.
39, was written for his then seven-year-old nephew.
No.
16, “Old French Song,” is one of the most famous pieces in the set.
With its relaxed tempo and narrow range, it’s approachable even for beginners; however, be careful where the left hand divides into two voices.
In passages where you sustain the lower voice with half notes while moving the upper voice in eighth notes, try practicing each voice separately before putting them together, and experiment with your practice methods.
dogwood (flowering dogwood)Hitoto Yo
Hanamizuki, the signature hit by Yo Hitoto that remains hugely popular at weddings and is a karaoke favorite, continues to captivate people of all ages with its unforgettable melody and striking piano intro.
Because the song is so beloved, a variety of piano scores with different levels and styles of arrangements have been published.
For beginners, we recommend arrangements with a simple left hand, which makes it easier to focus on the slightly intricate rhythmic phrasing of the melody.
While it’s important to grasp the rhythm from the sheet music, following the melody while imagining the vocals and humming along will help you understand it even better.
Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence (from the film “Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence”)Sakamoto Ryuichi
The masterpiece “Merry Christmas Mr.
Lawrence,” composed by Ryuichi Sakamoto, a composer Japan is proud to share with the world.
It is the theme song of the film Merry Christmas, Mr.
Lawrence, in which Sakamoto himself appeared.
The prelude evokes gently falling, steadily accumulating snow; the poignant melody seems to blend feelings of helplessness, sorrow, and resignation—every part is striking, and once you hear it, it has a mysterious power that won’t leave your mind.
In addition to the downloadable sheet music introduced here, many easy arrangements suitable for beginners have been published, so please feel free to give it a try.
CanonJohann Pachelbel
Familiar as Pachelbel’s Canon, this is a work by the Baroque composer Johann Pachelbel.
It’s a beloved piece that many people dream of “playing on the piano at least once,” and with a pared-down, ultra-simple arrangement, even beginners should be able to play it without difficulty! In this score, the left hand is all whole notes, and the right hand uses eighth notes at its most detailed, so you can take your time and tackle it calmly while checking note names and fingerings.
Once you’ve gotten the feel with the beginner-level sheet music, be sure to try the higher levels too!
Air on the G StringJ.S.Bach
Air on the G String by Johann Sebastian Bach features a gentle melody and beautiful chord progression that evoke a clear sky stretching endlessly.
With its simple sequence of notes, it’s an easy piece for beginners to play.
In this score, the left-hand part—originally moving in steady quarter notes—mixes in half notes, and the right-hand grace notes are omitted, making it approachable for learners who are still studying how to read notation.
As you grow comfortable with the performance, try focusing on dynamics and the balance between left and right hand to bring out the piece’s depth.
Für EliseLudwig van Beethoven
Für Elise, a masterpiece by Ludwig van Beethoven that every piano learner longs to play at least once.
Although it’s often introduced as a beginner-level piece, it’s true that practicing the original as-is can be challenging for those who have just started learning the piano.
The sheet music introduced here features only the opening melody, and the left-hand rhythm has been arranged to be easier to play, allowing you to practice while carefully understanding the notes and rhythms.
Once you get comfortable, be sure to try the original as well!
[Super Easy] Piano Sheet Music Even Beginners Can Play | Available for Instant Download! (21–30)
Turkish MarchLudwig van Beethoven
Ludwig van Beethoven’s “Turkish March” is a hugely popular masterpiece at piano recitals! Although it’s known as a piece for beginner pianists, it’s by no means easy for those just starting out to play both hands together—balancing the right-hand melody with the left hand’s broken chords and leaps.
Still, it would be a shame to avoid trying it just because you assume “classical music is hard.” With sheet music that simplifies the left-hand part, beginners should be able to practice without strain.
First, get used to playing with both hands and grasp the character of the piece—then, with confidence, take on the original version!