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 Classics in Western Music: Recommended Popular Songs (21–30)
These Days feat. Jess Glynne, Macklemore & Dan CaplenRudimental
In terms of genre, it falls under EDM.
However, the sounds used are from legendary instruments that have paved the way in music history—like the Hammond organ, Fender Rhodes, and horns.
No wonder it sounds so good, right?
Let It BeThe Beatles
Released in March 1970 as their 22nd and final single, it is one of the most popular songs in the Beatles’ catalog.
It came out when the band was on the verge of breaking up.
Paul McCartney composed it during a period of deep reflection.
The phrase “let it be” resonates in the heart.
How Long BluesPinetop Perkins
A veteran blues pianist who joined as Otis Spann’s successor in the Muddy Waters band.
He debuted in the 1930s and spent many years at the forefront as both a session man and a solo artist, astonishingly releasing a new work in 2009 at the age of 95.
He passed away at 97.
A Moment Like ThisLeona Lewis
It’s a song that starts with a quiet intro and is one of Leona Lewis’s signature tracks.
The dramatic shift in mood at the chorus is striking, resulting in a classic ballad.
It’s often used at weddings, and it’s easy to picture the candle-lighting ceremony.
Greatest Love Of AllWhitney Houston
It is one of Whitney Houston’s signature numbers and is said to be the song she cherished most.
With an intro that uses the melody from the chorus as its motif, the piece is filled throughout with the importance of loving oneself.
A timeless masterpiece that continues to shine across generations.