Famous piano masterpieces in Western music. Recommended popular songs.

Dark BlueJack’s Mannequin

Jack’s Mannequin – Dark Blue (Video)

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.

ImagineJohn Lennon

Imagine – John Lennon & The Plastic Ono Band (w The Flux Fiddlers) (Ultimate Mix 2018) – 4K REMASTER

Among John Lennon’s solo works, this song is especially popular and is often used at events with strong messages of peace and coexistence.

Its arrangement is simple, making it a common choice for beginners learning instruments and for English classes at school.

It’s a timeless classic.

ImagineJohn Lennon

John Lennon – Imagine

John Lennon’s song released in ’71 can basically be called a piano-and-vocal performance.

Its utopian lyrics even led to it being banned from broadcast at times, but it ultimately became John’s biggest solo hit, reaching number one on the charts in the US, UK, and Japan.

Tutti FruttiLittle Richard

Little Richard – Tutti Frutti

A song that shines brilliantly in the history of rock ’n’ roll was unleashed upon the world by Little Richard in 1955.

Crafted by the American artist, the track is defined by its powerful vocals and energetic piano playing.

With its driving rhythm and distinctive lyrics, this work laid down the basics of rock and vividly embodies the vitality of rock ’n’ roll.

Upon its release in October 1955, it became a major hit, reaching No.

2 on Billboard’s R&B chart and No.

21 on the pop chart.

Its captivating sound has proven its value through enduring influence over many years.

Often regarded as a progenitor of piano rock, this song is a perfect fit for all who love the piano and for anyone craving high-energy music.

Built To LastMêlée

Mêlée – Built To Last (Video)

Hailing from California, the rock band Melee is known for their appealing pop-infused sound that prominently features piano.

This work is a gem of piano rock themed around love and personal growth.

Alongside the powerful piano tones, lead vocalist Chris Cron’s soaring voice resonates deeply.

Released in March 2007, this track is included on the band’s second album, Devils & Angels.

It has been featured on film and television soundtracks and gained international popularity.

Highly recommended for fans of piano rock and for anyone looking for an uplifting listen.

Don’t Stop Me NowQueen

Queen – Don’t Stop Me Now (Official Video)

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.

King of the SeaSilver Mountain

Silver Mountain-King of the Sea

A track from the debut album of Silver Mountain, a Swedish hard rock band that was very popular in Japan.

It’s a beautiful, clear-sounding ballad characteristic of Scandinavia, and the keyboardist, Jan Johansson, who plays on it, was considered a genius at the time.