Famous piano masterpieces in Western music. Recommended popular songs.
A roundup of Western songs that go perfectly with piano!
We’ve picked a wide range—from universally known classics to slightly lesser-known, stylish tracks.
When you think of Western songs that suit the piano, what comes to mind?
This time, we’ve selected pieces across genres, from mellow and gentle to passionate and intense.
We didn’t choose based on fame alone, so you’ll likely discover songs you don’t know.
If you’re looking for stylish, under-the-radar Western tracks, this is a must-see!
We’ve also included in-depth song explanations, so don’t miss it!
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Famous piano pieces in Western music. Recommended popular songs (61–70)
November RainGuns N’ Roses
Speaking of piano in Guns N’ Roses, this epic comes to mind.
It’s a live staple beloved by fans, with Axl delivering it in a piano-and-vocals performance.
The song showcases the band’s diverse musicality, proving they’re far from being all hard rock all the time.
My LifeBilly Joel
It’s one of Billy Joel’s signature songs.
It was created in the late 1970s, amid major changes in American society.
The lyrics feel like he’s talking to a friend, which really stands out.
You can feel the strong will of “I’m going to decide my own life.” The piano and band sound fit perfectly, and listening to it really lifts your spirits.
Released in October 1978, it ranked high on the Billboard charts and was even used as a TV show theme song.
It’s the perfect track for anyone who wants to walk their own path.
When you’re tired, listening to it might give you courage.
Dark BlueJack’s Mannequin
A classic by Jack’s Mannequin whose delicate piano tones and pop-tinged yet bittersweet melody resonate deeply.
As the title suggests, the lyrics poignantly depict the loneliness one can feel even while in a relationship.
Released in June 2005, the song was born from Andrew McMahon’s personal experiences.
It captured many hearts, including through a live performance on the TV show One Tree Hill.
In moments when you feel alone in a crowd or struggle with a relationship with someone important, this song may become a source of comfort.
Don’t Stop Me NowQueen
The timeless rock band Queen.
Thanks to the film Bohemian Rhapsody, they’ve become known to younger generations as well.
This signature track of theirs was released in November 1978.
With Freddie Mercury’s lustrous piano and overwhelming vocal power, the song explosively expresses feelings of freedom and elation.
Its energetic melody and lyrics remind us of the joy of living life to the fullest.
Even if you don’t know Queen but love rock, this is a track you should definitely listen to.
Jeremy BenderEmerson Lake&Palmer
A short piece from Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s second album, Tarkus.
Keith Emerson’s honky-tonk–style, light-touch piano playing has a somewhat comical flavor that makes it enjoyable.
Both Emerson and Lake passed away in 2016.