[Piano Pieces] Easy for Children to Play! A Roundup of Simple Classical Works
One of the reasons children who have just started piano lessons lose interest is that they begin to feel, “Piano is hard…” If reading music is difficult and practice doesn’t progress, or if their fingers don’t move the way they want and they can’t get a passing mark from the teacher, they tend to develop negative feelings toward the piano they started with such excitement.
In this article, we’ll introduce easy classical pieces that are approachable even for children.
There are always individual differences in how difficult something feels and how quickly one progresses, but please pick pieces that suit your child so they can feel, “Piano is fun!”
Playlist
| [Piano Pieces] Easy for Children to Play! A Roundup of Simple Classical Works | |||
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| 1east | CanonJohann Pachelbel | play_arrow | The celebrated work by Johann Pachelbel, hugely popular in Japan… |
| 2east | Turkish MarchLudwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | The soldiers are marching in step... |
| 3east | 12 Variations on “Ah, vous dirai-je, Maman” (Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Variations)Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | play_arrow | A child prodigy, Wolfgang Amadeus Moz... |
| 4east | Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring BWV 147J.S.Bach | play_arrow | Johann Se..., a composer who represents the Baroque era, |
| 5east | Overture from “Heaven and Hell”Jacques Offenbach | play_arrow | Jacques Offenbach in 1858... |
| 6east | ‘Jupiter’ from the suite ‘The Planets’Gustav Holst | play_arrow | As part of a suite composed by Gustav Holst… |
| 7east | Album for the Young, Op. 68: No. 8 “The Brave Knight”Robert Schumann | play_arrow | Robert Schumann, a composer who represents German Romanticism... |
| 8east | Nocturne No. 2, Op. 9-2Frederic Chopin | play_arrow | Composer Frédéric, who left numerous masterpieces to the world... |
| 9east | From the New World, Movement IIAntonín Dvořák | play_arrow | Czech composer Antonín Dvořák… |
| 10east | Album for the Young, Op. 68 No. 2: “Soldiers’ March”Robert Schumann | play_arrow | Soldiers’ march, characterized by chords and dotted rhythms |
| 11east | Étude AllegroNakata Yoshinao | play_arrow | An up-tempo, exhilarating sprint of an 'Etude...' |
| 12east | American PatrolFrank White Meacham | play_arrow | Composed in 1885, this piece was Ameri... |
| 13east | knightDmitri Kabalevsky | play_arrow | Kabalewsky’s Knight is a piece where both hands play the leading roles. |
| 14east | Für EliseLudwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | German classic that brought many masterpieces into the world… |
| 15east | Sonatine Op. 36 No. 1 in C majorMuzio Clementi | play_arrow | Born in Rome, Italy, a composer, pia… |
| 16east | Love’s GreetingEdward Elgar | play_arrow | The famous piece “Love …,” which is frequently performed at piano recitals |
| 17east | AllegrettoAnton Diabelli | play_arrow | This “Allegretto” is by Franz Jo... |
| 18east | small black personClaude Debussy | play_arrow | A piano piece based on cakewalk |
| 19east | Burgmüller 25 Progressive Pieces, Op. 100 No. 2, ArabesqueJohann Burgmüller | play_arrow | Burgmüller “Arabesque” Left-Hand Melody Practice |
| 20east | Midnight Fire FestivalHirayoshi Takeshu | play_arrow | Passion that surges forward with a unique, driving rhythm… |
| 21east | Three Sonatas for Children, Op. 11 No. 1 “II. Theme and Variations” Op. 118a-2Robert Schumann | play_arrow | The charm of variations filled with love for children |
| 22east | Ave MariaFranz Schubert | play_arrow | Filled with a beautiful melody and a deep spirit of prayer… |
| 23east | Six EcosaisLudwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | Ludwig van Beethoven's pi... |
| 24east | French Suite No. 6, BWV 817: SarabandeJ.S.Bach | play_arrow | A dance imbued with Bach’s profound spirituality |
| 25east | Third movement from Sonatina, Op. 36 No. 1Muzio Clementi | play_arrow | Lively three movements, virtuosic and captivating |
| 26east | Polka from Album for ChildrenLouis Heinrich Köhler | play_arrow | Make the recital fun with a lively polka tune |
| 27east | ParadeMaurice Ravel | play_arrow | Toshio Horiuchi’s grand, dramatic wind ensemble work |
| 28east | Melody Op. 4-2Fanny Mendelssohn | play_arrow | An emotionally rich, delicate miniature by Fanny |
| 29east | Carnaval, Op. 9 No. 12 – ChopinRobert Schumann | ![]() | Schumann’s masterpiece filled with love for Chopin |
| 30east | Invention No. 2 in C minor, BWV 773J.S.Bach | play_arrow | The Appeal of Bach’s Invention in C Minor |
| 31east | Burgmüller 25 Etudes, Op. 100 No. 25 “La chevaleresque” (The Lady’s Ride)Johann Burgmüller | play_arrow | A dazzling étude that expresses knightliness |
| 32east | The Blue DanubeJohann Strauss II | play_arrow | This piece, composed by Johann Strauss II, is famo... |
| 33east | Children’s Corner No. 1: “Doctor Gradus ad Parnassum”Claude Debussy | play_arrow | For the purpose of letting adults immerse themselves in a childlike mood… |
| 34east | French Suite No. 2, BWV 813 – Minuet IIJ.S.Bach | play_arrow | Bach’s Minuet: elegant and profound music |
| 35east | French Suite No. 3, BWV 814, MinuetJ.S.Bach | play_arrow | An elegant baroque-style dance suite |
| 36east | Piano Sonata No. 20, Op. 49 No. 2, Second MovementLudwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | A warm triple-meter piece in minuet form |
| 37east | Carnival BallWilliam Gillock | play_arrow | A passionate piece with the charm of samba rhythm |
| 38east | Polonaise in C major, Op. 155-4Theodor Oesten | play_arrow | “Polonaise” is a French word meaning “Polish…” |
| 39east | French Suite No. 1, BWV 812 – Menuet IJ.S.Bach | play_arrow | An elegant triple-meter piece from the Baroque era |
| 40east | Gavotte from French Suite No. 4, BWV 814J.S.Bach | play_arrow | Introduction to Masterpieces of French Dance Music from the Baroque Era |
| 41east | French Suite No. 1, BWV 812: Minuet IIJ.S.Bach | play_arrow | Bach’s elegant dances, performed at home |
| 42east | Air on the G StringJ.S.Bach | play_arrow | Calming and heart-soothing Johann Sebastia… |
| 43east | Chase the mysteryJuhara Ryoko | play_arrow | A thrilling musical work with a sense of storytelling |
| 44east | Album for the Young, Op. 68-1 “Melody”Robert Schumann | play_arrow | Robert Schumann’s efforts for children and the younger generation… |
| 45east | Piano Sonata No. 25, Op. 79, Second MovementLudwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | An elegant movement with a Russian-style melody |
| 46east | Minuet in F major, K. 5, from Nannerl’s Music BookWolfgang Amadeus Mozart | play_arrow | A work by six-year-old Mozart for his sister |
| 47east | Piano Sonata No. 12 in F major, K. 332 (K6 300k), No. 1Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | play_arrow | Elegant melodies and beautiful music of the Classical era |
| 48east | French Suite No. 1, BWV 812: SarabandeJ.S.Bach | play_arrow | An approachable dance piece, ideal as an introduction to Baroque music |
| 49east | Boys’ Merry-Go-RoundNiels Wilhelm Gade | play_arrow | A lively and beautiful piano piece for children |
| 50east | speed carNakata Yoshinao | play_arrow | Piano practice pieces that help you learn a sense of rhythm and expressiveness |
| 51east | Tarantella, Op. 77 No. 6Moritz Moszkowski | play_arrow | Moszkowski’s cheerful and flamboyant piano piece |
| 52east | Armand in A major, WoO 81Ludwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | 4/4 time, the allure of a splendid dance |
| 53east | Ecossaises in E-flat major, WoO 86Ludwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | Inspired by traditional Scottish folk dance… |
| 54east | Minuet in G major, K. 1 (K6 1e), from the Nannerl NotebookWolfgang Amadeus Mozart | play_arrow | Beautiful Minuet by 5-Year-Old Mozart |
| 55east | Minuet in C major, K. 1 (K⁶ 1f), from Nannerl’s Music BookWolfgang Amadeus Mozart | play_arrow | A refined minuet masterpiece for a five-year-old |
| 56east | MemoryWolfgang Amadeus Mozart | play_arrow | An elegant piano piece in G major |
| 57east | Sonatina in A minor, Op. 27 No. 18Dmitri Kabalevsky | play_arrow | A short piece by Kabalevsky that requires deeply moving expressiveness |
| 58east | “Dance of the Natives” from Children’s Piano PiecesNakata Yoshinao | play_arrow | A short piece with powerful rhythms and captivating traditional scales |
| 59east | French Suite No. 2, BWV 813: GigueJ.S.Bach | play_arrow | A light 3/8-time dance by Bach |
| 60east | French Suite No. 2, BWV 813: Menuet IJ.S.Bach | play_arrow | Bach’s elegant triple-meter dance |
| 61east | French Suite No. 5, BWV 816: SarabandeJ.S.Bach | play_arrow | Classical music, the sarabande of the Baroque era is captivating. |
| 62east | French Suite No. 6, BWV 817 – GavotteJ.S.Bach | play_arrow | An educational masterpiece of Baroque suites for beginners |
| 63east | Polonaise in G minor (BWV Anh. 119)J.S.Bach | play_arrow | Loving music for Bach’s wife |
| 64east | Musette in D majorJ.S.Bach | play_arrow | An approachable piece born from Bach’s music notebook |
| 65east | 8 Pieces, Op. 84: No. 4, AdagiettoGabriel Fauré | play_arrow | A small French musical piece with the delicate melodic beauty of E minor |
| 66east | Dance of the SwineherdBartók Béla | play_arrow | An enchanting piece of Hungarian folk dance music |
| 67east | Oni and FairyCatherine Rollin | play_arrow | A composer who has also earned high acclaim as a music educator... |
| 68east | Ave MariaCharles Gounod | play_arrow | Multiple versions of Ave Maria and practice methods |
| 69east | Brave SoldierCornelius Gurlitt | play_arrow | A powerful march that stirs a boy’s heart |
| 70east | Sonatina in C major, Op. 157 No. 1, II. TarantellaFritz Spindler | play_arrow | Among composers who excel in piano works, … |
| 71east | Csikos PostHermann Necke | play_arrow | This song makes me want to start running before I know it... |
| 72east | 25 Etudes, Op. 100 No. 20 “Tarantella”Johann Burgmüller | play_arrow | Something that everyone inevitably goes through when practicing the piano… |
| 73east | 25 Etudes, Op. 100, No. 25: ‘La chevaleresque’ (The Lady’s Riding)Johann Burgmüller | play_arrow | The beginning of Burgmüller’s masterpiece, 25 Études… |
| 74east | KrakowiakLudomir Różycki | play_arrow | It was even selected as a required piece for the Chopin Competition... |
| 75east | Babayaga Op. 39-20Pyotr Tchaikovsky | play_arrow | A famous piece for children that depicts a witch's tale through music |
| 76east | Indian danceWilliam Gillock | play_arrow | Powerful music with Indigenous rhythms, brimming with dynamism |
| 77east | castanetWilliam Gillock | play_arrow | Characteristics and Learning Effects of Gillock’s “Castanets” |
| 78east | Dance and SongNakata Yoshinao | play_arrow | An enchanting piano solo piece with a Japanese-style rhythm |
| 79east | Variations in E-flat major, Op. 82, MWV U 158 — Theme: Andante assai espressivoFelix Mendelssohn | play_arrow | Mendelssohn's Elegant Variations |
| 80east | Songs Without Words, Book I, Op. 19, No. 4: A Secret ConversationFelix Mendelssohn | play_arrow | A calm and graceful miniature, rich in emotion |
| 81east | Songs Without Words, Book II, Op. 30, No. 1: MeditationFelix Mendelssohn | play_arrow | A classic with a gentle melody, rich in emotion |
| 82east | “Butterflies,” Op. 2, No. 12: “Final Scene and the Returning Brothers”Robert Schumann | play_arrow | Schumann’s Butterfly finale depicts the end of a ball |
| 83east | “Butterflies,” Op. 2, No. 3: “Waltz”Robert Schumann | play_arrow | Introduction to Schumann’s “Carnival of the Butterflies,” Waltz No. 3 |
| 84east | “Butterfly,” Op. 2, No. 6: “Waltz of the Wurzel”Robert Schumann | play_arrow | Consisting of 12 short pieces that dance gracefully like butterflies… |
| 85east | Carnaval, Op. 9 No. 2: PierrotRobert Schumann | play_arrow | Schumann’s Pierrot pieces depict delicate emotions. |
| 86east | Carnaval, Op. 9 No. 5 — EusebiusRobert Schumann | play_arrow | Schumann's works, a world of quiet dreams |
| 87east | Three Sonatas for Children, Op. 11, No. 2: “3. Evening Song” Op. 118b-3Robert Schumann | play_arrow | Schumann’s heartwarming piano piece |
| 88east | Alliance de David, Dance Collection No. 18, Non presto, C major — not fastRobert Schumann | play_arrow | A serene, small piece by Schumann brimming with poetic sentiment |
| 89east | Piano Sonata K. 545 in C majorWolfgang Amadeus Mozart | play_arrow | Mozart’s graceful three-movement piece |
| 90east | To a Wild Rose, Op. 51-1 (Forest Sketches)Edward MacDowell | play_arrow | A composer of Romantic music representing America... |
| 91east | Minuet in F major, K. 4, from Nannerl’s Music BookWolfgang Amadeus Mozart | play_arrow | The elegant minuet from Mozart’s childhood |
| 92east | Six Écossaises No. 1Ludwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | A lively Scottish-style dance, a 2.5-minute charmer |
| 93east | Six Ecossaises No. 3Ludwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | A lively Scottish-style social dance tune |
| 94east | 7 Ländler WoO 11 No. 4Ludwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | The cheerful music of Austrian folk dance |
| 95east | 11 New Bagatelles for Piano, Op. 119: No. 1 in G minorLudwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | Beethoven’s piano miniature, profound musicality |
| 96east | 11 New Bagatelles for Piano, Op. 119 No. 8 in C majorLudwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | Rich music, a pleasant resonance, and moving emotion |
| 97east | 11 New Bagatelles for Piano, Op. 119 No. 9 in A minorLudwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | A gem of a piano miniature introduced |
| 98east | Piano Sonata No. 25, Op. 79, Movement IIILudwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | A graceful romantic masterpiece in 9/8 time |
| 99east | Allegro in C major, K. 1b, from the Nannerl NotebookWolfgang Amadeus Mozart | play_arrow | A short and lively piece composed by Mozart |
| 100east | Allegro in F major, K. 1c, from Nannerl’s Music BookWolfgang Amadeus Mozart | play_arrow | Composed by Mozart at age five; a bright and approachable piece. |
| 101east | Andante in C major, K. 1a, from Nannerl’s Music BookWolfgang Amadeus Mozart | play_arrow | An adorable miniature piece written at the age of five |
| 102east | Piano Sonata No. 16 in C major, K. 545, No. 2Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | play_arrow | Beautiful masterpieces of classical music |
| 103east | The Confectionery World, No. 14: “Demon Arare”Yuyama Akira | play_arrow | Fuse Japanese and Western music in a short piece |
| 104east | Seven Character Pieces, No. 6 in E minor “Sehnsüchtig (Full of Longing)”, Andante, MWV U 61Felix Mendelssohn | play_arrow | A beautiful melody, like a tune or a song, unfolds from the very beginning… |
| 105east | Eight Pieces, Op. 84: No. 3, FugueGabriel Fauré | play_arrow | Elegant musical expression of French music |
| 106east | “Butterflies,” Op. 2: No. 10, “Unmasking the Mask”Robert Schumann | play_arrow | Schumann’s piano suite, a masterpiece brimming with lyric poetry |
| 107east | Album for the Young, Op. 68 No. 35 “Mignon”Robert Schumann | play_arrow | A poetic piece by Schumann inspired by Mignon |
| 108east | Something good might happen!Yuyama Akira | play_arrow | A piano piece that fuses classical and jazz |
| 109east | Sonatina in F major, First MovementAnton Diabelli | play_arrow | A masterpiece with an elegant, radiant melody |
| 110east | Six Écossaises No. 5Ludwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | An elegant dance in E-flat major, with a light, lively rhythm |
| 111east | Brave Rider from ‘Album for Children’Robert Schumann | play_arrow | A short masterpiece that expresses the image of a knight |
| 112east | Sonatina No. 1, Movement I, Op. 20-1Friedrich Kuhlau | play_arrow | A clear and approachable piece in C major |
| 113east | Sonatina No. 7, First MovementMuzio Clementi | play_arrow | An elegant and technically skillful piano piece, brilliant and bright. |
| 114east | Sonatina No. 9, First MovementMuzio Clementi | play_arrow | Clementi’s lively composition, brimming with vibrant tones. |
| 115east | Impromptu of the WindNakata Yoshinao | play_arrow | A melody like a refreshing, free wind |
| 116east | Sonatina No. 10, First MovementMuzio Clementi | play_arrow | A masterpiece that conveys the expressiveness and allure of piano music |
| 117east | Three Sonatas for Children, Op. 118a-1 in G majorRobert Schumann | play_arrow | He left behind numerous works with the word 'child' in their titles... |
| 118east | Album for the Young, Op. 68 No. 10 “The Merry Farmer”Robert Schumann | play_arrow | In just two weeks by Robert Schumann... |
| 119east | Album for the Young, Op. 68 No. 16 “First Sorrow”Robert Schumann | play_arrow | A poignant scene where tears quietly trickle down... |
| 120east | Dance of the DwarfsAnton Diabelli | play_arrow | Anton Diabelli’s masterpiece, “Dance of the Dwarfs”… |
| 121east | Children’s Album, Volume 1: “Album of My Boyhood,” No. 5: EtudeAram Khachaturian | play_arrow | A lively piano piece of Armenian traditional music |
| 122east | Children’s Album, Volume 1, “Picture Book of Boyhood”: No. 7, Hobbyhorse (Cavalry)Aram Khachaturian | play_arrow | A dynamic piano miniature that expresses a child's playful spirit |
| 123east | music boxCharles-Henry | play_arrow | Expressed the delicate tones of a music box on the piano... |
| 124east | Pavane for a Newborn PrincessCharles-Henry | play_arrow | A piano piece celebrating the birth of a princess |
| 125east | Preludes, Book I: The Sunken CathedralClaude Debussy | play_arrow | A fantastical piano piece themed around a cathedral in the mist |
| 126east | Sonatina Op. 13-1, First MovementDimitri Kabalevsky | play_arrow | You can hone your performance technique with a bright three-movement musical piece |
| 127east | clownDimitri Kabalevsky | play_arrow | The modern era that produced many songs for children… |
| 128east | To the Wild RoseEdward MacDowell | play_arrow | A beautiful piano piece by MacDowell for beginners |
| 129east | GavotteFrançois-Josehp Gossec | play_arrow | Familiar from TV shows and commercial jingles... |
| 130east | Prelude in A minor, Op. 28 No. 2Frederic Chopin | play_arrow | A mystical prelude in dissonance |
| 131east | Polonaise No. 13 in A-flat major (posthumous)Frederic Chopin | play_arrow | Chopin’s works are frequently performed at piano recitals... |
| 132east | Serenade of the BuglerFritz Spindler | play_arrow | A song with a bright melody that lifts your spirits |
| 133east | Stilienne – Burgmüller 25 Études, Op. 100 No. 14Johann Burgmüller | play_arrow | A triple-meter piece inspired by traditional Alpine dance music |
| 134east | Burgmüller 25 Progressive Pieces Op. 100 No. 1: InnocenceJohann Burgmüller | play_arrow | I’ve gotten to the point where I can read the score to some extent, and my fingers have become steadier. |
| 135east | Burgmüller 25 Études Op. 100 No. 11 “The Wagtail”Johann Burgmüller | play_arrow | A light, bird-like piece in 2/4 time |
| 136east | Burgmüller 25 Progressive Pieces, Op. 100, No. 19 “Ave Maria”Johann Burgmüller | play_arrow | I was enraptured by the choir’s hymn resonating through the cathedral church… |
| 137east | Burgmüller 25 Easy and Progressive Studies, Op. 100 No. 20 “Tarantella”Johann Burgmüller | play_arrow | A passionate piece inspired by Southern Italian dances. |
| 138east | Burgmüller 25 Progressive Pieces, Op. 100 No. 2 “The Hunt”Johann Burgmüller | play_arrow | A brilliant march inspired by Islamic art |
| 139east | Rondo in C major, Op. 52 No. 6Johann Nepomuk Hummel | play_arrow | Beloved by a wide range of people, from beginners to intermediates... |
| 140east | Radetzky MarchJohann Strauss I | play_arrow | Play the lively rhythm of the Radetzky March |
| 141east | Birthday MarchLouis Köhler | play_arrow | Included in many children's piano scores... |
| 142east | Ode to JoyLudwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | As the year draws to a close, it is featured in many concerts... |
| 143east | springSamuel Maykapar | play_arrow | Micah Pál’s spring piece is gentle and rich in variation |
| 144east | A Doll’s Dream and AwakeningTheodor Oesten | play_arrow | Explanation of the piece 'Doll's Dream and Awakening' |
| 145east | magicianWilliam Gillock | play_arrow | Gillock's “The Magician” is a lively, rhythmical children's favorite. |
| 146east | Holiday in ParisWilliam Gillock | play_arrow | A song structure so simple that even children can play it... |
| 147east | In the moonlightfuransu min’yō | play_arrow | A relaxed, laid-back melody that leaves an impression of France… |
| 148east | Amazing Gracesanbika | play_arrow | The charm of the beautiful melody of Amazing Grace |
| 149east | Album for the Young, Op. 68-14: Little StudyRobert Schumann | play_arrow | Play quietly and with the utmost evenness… |
| 150east | Children’s Album, Book I: A Picture Book of Boyhood – No. 1, Little SongAram Khachaturian | play_arrow | Although it's a short piece of about one minute, it has a relaxed te... |
| 151east | Wedding MarchRichard Wagner | play_arrow | So famous as a wedding entrance song that it’s almost cliché, Ri... |
| 152east | Minuet in F major, K. 2Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | play_arrow | Among Beethoven’s works, it stands as one of the foremost ma… |
| 153east | Motet ‘Ave verum corpus’ K. 618Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart | play_arrow | The gently flowing melody of Wolfgang is beautiful... |
| 154east | Sonatina No. 12, Movement IMuzio Clementi | play_arrow | A bright Classical-era piano piece like spring |
| 155east | Sonatine No. 8, Movement IMuzio Clementi | play_arrow | The charm of piano pieces: brilliant and powerful |
| 156east | Passacaglia Harpsichord Suite No. 7 (HWV 432)Georg Friedrich Händel | play_arrow | A masterpiece that distills the charm of Baroque music |
| 157east | Gypsy DanceHeinrich Lichner | play_arrow | The German composer Heinrich Lichner... |
| 158east | Violet, Op. 99 No. 1Jean-Louis Gobbaerts | play_arrow | An elegant piano miniature that heralds the arrival of spring |
| 159east | Children’s Album – 24 Easy Pieces, Op. 39: No. 8 “Waltz”Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky | play_arrow | Things that elementary school children and preschoolers handle at piano recitals... |
| 160east | Jazz PreludeWilliam Gillock | play_arrow | William Gillock's piano collection “Jazz...” |
| 161east | Album for the Young, Op. 39-20: “Baba-Yaga (The Witch)”Pyotr Tchaikovsky | play_arrow | An ominous atmosphere, like something bad is about to happen... |
| 162east | Piano Sonata No. 14 in C-sharp minor, Op. 27 No. 2 “Moonlight,” I. AllegrettoLudwig van Beethoven | play_arrow | The work “Piano Sona…” leaves a striking impression with its overwhelming sense of gravity and grandeur. |


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