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Disney Classics to Enjoy on the Piano | A Selection of Recommended Pieces

Graduated from a music school / 21 years of piano experienceSatomi
I began playing the piano at the age of four and spent six years at a conservatory, focusing mainly on classical music while honing my skills. In addition to solo performance, I studied extensively in chamber music and two-piano repertoire, and I had the opportunity to perform twice on stage as a soloist in piano concertos. While not to the same extent as classical, I also learned jazz and pop through practical performance. I was active as a pianist in various settings, including instrumental and vocal/choral accompaniment, performance assistance for other departments, and recording sessions. Beyond the piano, I devoted five years to the trombone in a wind ensemble. I hope to draw on these experiences to share the charm of music with many people.

Disney songs are loved by people of all ages, from children to adults.

From heartrendingly beautiful pieces to cute and cheerful tunes, Disney songs are full of charm.

In this article, we’ve gathered famous and popular Disney songs that are especially well-suited for the piano.

The piano’s beautiful tone will highlight the enchanting atmosphere and gentle calm hidden within Disney music.

There are many sheet music arrangements published for solo piano, so be sure to find the one that suits you and give it a try.

Disney Classics to Enjoy on Piano | Recommended Picks (21–30)

A kiss of true loveAmy Adams / James Marsden

[Enchanted] True Love’s Kiss – Piano Solo – Shinjītsu no Ai no Kisu (True Love’s Kiss)

True Love's Kiss Amy Adams / James Marsden

“True Love’s Kiss” from Enchanted.

It’s both cute and mature.

While it follows in the tradition of classic Disney princess theme songs, its charm lies in not becoming overly sweet or romantic.

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Without youJohn Goodman & Billy Crystal

Monsters, Inc. Piano Duet ★Y&M★ arranged by sound24

Without you, John Goodman & Billy Crystal

It’s the theme song from Monsters, Inc., If I Didn’t Have You.

It’s arranged as a duet and finished in a very lively way.

While Disney is best known for its princess films, I also love the quirky duo of Sulley and Mike.

This wonderful piece captures their comedic charm.

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Disney Classics to Enjoy on Piano | Recommended Picks (31–40)

Fantasia The Sorcerer's ApprenticePaul Dukas

[Fantasia] The Sorcerer's Apprentice – Piano Solo – L’apprenti sorcier

Fantasia The Sorcerer's Apprentice Paul Dukas

From Mickey’s feature film Fantasia, which has a timeless charm no matter when you watch it, this is The Sorcerer’s Apprentice.

The orchestral performance is wonderful, of course, but the piano version has its own flavor and is an excellent piece as well.

It brings back the scenes where the brooms multiply and where Mickey casts his spells.

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Try EverythingDream Ami

Try Everything Piano Dream Ami Movie Zootopia Japanese version theme song

Try Everything Dream Ami

Sung by Dream Ami as the Japanese theme song for Disney’s Zootopia, this track charms with its upbeat lyrics and bright melody.

In line with the film’s themes, it celebrates the importance of taking on challenges and the strength to not fear failure.

Released in 2016, it sparked a huge response, ranking 8th on the Billboard Japan Hot Animation year-end chart.

Dream Ami also voices Gazelle in the movie, creating a seamless fusion between the song and the film.

It’s a perfect listen when you need courage to chase your dreams or when you feel close to giving up—it’s sure to lift your spirits.

Paired with the sound of piano, the song resonates even more deeply.

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Bibbidi-Bobbidi-BooAl Hoffman

Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo Piano (Disney Best Hit 10 Ver.)

Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo Al Hoffman

It’s Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo from Disney’s (animated) Cinderella.

Many Japanese animators were influenced by this very beautiful piece of animation.

While the film features many romantic songs, the playful, comical Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo is also adorable and absolutely delightful.

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The budding of loveAlan Menken

Disney – Beauty and the Beast – Something There for Piano Solo

A Change in Me by Alan Menken

An insert song from Beauty and the Beast, characterized by gently rendered female vocals and a dreamy atmosphere.

It’s a piece that cherishes a sense of premonition, one you can enjoy over and over without getting tired of it.

The calm melodic line stands out, and it’s sometimes used as background music as well.

The piano arrangement evokes the Disney world, offering a soothing mood and a pleasant sense of rhythm.

Listening to this work on piano brings out its beauty and lets you feel Disney’s magic seep into your heart.

Featured in the film released in November 1991, it colors memorable scenes and has left an indelible mark on many people’s hearts.

Immerse yourself in that world.

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Beyond the SeaCharles Trenet

“Beyond the Sea” piano solo

Beyond the SeaCharles Trenet

This upbeat love song is “Beyond the Sea,” the ending theme of Finding Nemo.

Its crisp, sparkling rhythm makes it a delight to listen to.

It’s a cute, poppy track that’s perfect for when you want to take a little break from the purely romantic.

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