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“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)
MemoryWolfgang Amadeus Mozart
This is a piano miniature in G major, notable for its gentle atmosphere and flowing melody.
Employing an accompaniment pattern known as the Alberti bass, the beautiful melody conveys the refined aesthetic of the Classical era despite its simplicity, soothing the listener’s heart.
The fluid accompaniment based on broken chords is a hallmark found in many of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s piano works, and its charm is fully showcased here as well.
While the piece is structured to be approachable for performers, it also offers ample opportunities for expressive playing.
It is an ideal choice for those who have mastered basic piano techniques or for listeners wishing to become more familiar with classical music.
Small WorldThe Sherman Brothers
Born from the famous Disney attraction “It’s a Small World,” the song ‘Small World’ is immensely popular among piano learners of all ages as a piece that even beginners can play with ease.
When you bring its delightful, exciting melody to life on the piano, your own spirits naturally lift too! It’s a wonderful piece that makes you think, “Playing the piano is so much fun!” Even with a simple arrangement, you can capture the mood beautifully by playing with energy, so don’t be afraid of mistakes—crank up your enthusiasm and give it a try!
Wish Upon a StarLeigh Harline
Disney’s beloved classic “When You Wish Upon a Star” is cherished around the world.
With its soothing melody and beautiful harmonic progression, this piece is also extremely popular among adult piano learners! It’s frequently performed at piano recitals.
Another reason for its popularity is that many different scores are published, making it easy to find an arrangement that suits you.
To start, choose an arrangement like this one with minimal left-hand movement; it helps you focus on the right-hand melody, making it approachable even for beginners.
Forest Sketches, Op. 51: No. 1 ‘To the Wild Rose’Edward MacDowell
Edward MacDowell, an American composer who left behind numerous piano miniatures and piano concertos.
Among his works, one of the most beloved is To a Wild Rose, the first piece in his ten‑piece piano collection Woodland Sketches, Op.
51.
With its simple yet memorable melody and a gentle character that seems to lighten the heart, this piece is perfect for practicing legato technique and pedaling.
In addition to connecting tones with your fingers, aim for a beautiful performance by using the pedal effectively.
For children who can reach the pedals and for adult players, try adding the left soft pedal in the pianissimo sections.
Passacaglia Harpsichord Suite No. 7 (HWV 432)Georg Friedrich Händel
This piece encapsulates the charm of Baroque music.
Built on a four-bar theme, it unfolds through 15 variations in which rhythm, melody, and harmony are artfully transformed.
Amid its majestic atmosphere, a rich musicality shines through, gripping the listener’s heart.
It is also popular as a keyboard study piece and is recommended for those who have just begun learning the piano.
As you savor the process by which complex music emerges from a simple theme, you can experience the profound depth of Baroque music.
It is a work that conveys the timeless appeal of Handel’s music.
Nocturne No. 2, Op. 9-2Frederic Chopin
A signature piece by the Romantic composer Frédéric Chopin, Nocturne No.
2 in E-flat major, Op.
9, No.
2.
Among Chopin’s works it’s relatively approachable to play, but executing the left-hand leaps and the delicate right-hand ornamentation beautifully is not easy.
However, with an arrangement like this score that minimizes the number of notes without compromising the original atmosphere, even beginners can definitely give it a try! Taking on a classical masterpiece can also boost your motivation to practice the piano.
Jupiter (from the orchestral suite The Planets)Gustav Holst
The fourth movement, Jupiter, from The Planets by British composer Gustav Holst is the most famous piece in the suite, cherished both as a British patriotic song and as a hymn of the Church of England.
In Japan, it is well known not only as a classical work but also as the original tune for Ayaka Hirahara’s signature song Jupiter.
Its moving, beautiful melody is very simple in both pitch sequence and rhythm, making it accessible for beginners to perform.
Paying attention to dynamics will make your performance even more stirring.