Harp Ballad - a beautiful piece that will spur your student to new skills! Happy Birthday - several arrangements, from very easy to very full-sounding
Goober Peas - a fun song from the American South Go here to see the "After Year Two" sheet music!Ĭat Came Back - with an active left hand part, this is a challenge for older studentsĬome Ye Sinners - one of the old gospel hymnsĬowboy's Lament - (I'm Going to Leave Old Texas)įuneral March - Chopin's scary "Halloween music"!įur Elise original (part 1) - this is the famous part of the piece Some, like Harp Ballad, are more appropriate in Year 3 or 4, but for older students, such as students who start as beginners in their teen years, they may reach this level very quickly, with a strong understanding of chords. Now students start using moving chords in the left hand, requiring more hand coordination.Īlso, the range of notes is greater than in The First Year and After Year One. Go here to see "After Year One" sheet music! What happens when students start to master chord patterns? Beautiful music! I call this level "After Year Two."įree easy piano sheet music for your students who are past level one. Go here to see "After Year One" sheet music!Įsther: For Such a Time as This - both original & EASY PIANO editionsįrere Jacques - also known as "Are You Sleeping?" Take a look at these piano music downloads for your young students moving from Primer music to Levels 1 and 2. Left hand parts are fairly slow-moving, or repetitive. Most of the pieces fit inside a 5-finger position. These are piano pieces which involve both hands, or add chord symbols for a made-up left hand. I call this level of music "After Year One"!
Go here to see the "The First Year" sheet music! When the hands gain independence, they can play different parts simultaneously. The Riddle Song (I Gave My Love a Cherry) Lavender's Blue, with the Cinderella song lyrics I Gave My Love a Cherry - The Riddle Song Go here to see the "The First Year" sheet music!Ĭowboy's Lament (I'm Going to Leave Old Texas) Some of the songs duplicate songs for Beginners & also music with lettered notes, but this is because I tend to make songs with multiple levels of difficulty for my students. A few also have written-out secondo parts, for easy duet playing. Most of the Middle C melodies have chord suggestions or illustrative graphics for an enterprising accompanist to devise his or her own backup. These are the same songs (along with many more) that are found in my book Songs Old & Songs New.Īdditionally, there are some pieces that make use of left hand chords or very simple accompaniments. Primarily, this music on this page is made up of Middle C songs with "shared-between-the-hands" melodies. What Do You Do with a Drunken - or GRUMPY - Sailor
What Child is This, lettered notes & helper notes Up on the Housetop the Reindeer Pause, a Christmas song Twinkle Twinkle Little Star helper version Toccata by Johann Sebastian Bach, introduction Lavender's Blue, with the "Cinderella song lyrics" Greensleeves chords & melody with just a few helper notes God Rest You Merry Gentlemen helper version Go here to see the piano music with letters page, "Note-Naming Worksheets"! Go here to see the piano music with letters page, "Note-Naming Worksheets"! A list of the songs on the lettered-notes page: Though these pieces are real songs, real music, they are also note reading WORKSHEETS in a fun way! Some pieces are much more advanced than beginner level, but are included in this list because they have some "helper" notes added - letters inside the notes. This page, called "Note-Naming Worksheets", is largely beginner piano music.
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