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Easy Piano Songbook Sheet Music
There are many easy piano songbooks whose sheet music is readily found free. One site, Music Notes, will give you the first page of the sheet music free, and you can print it.
I use it for my students every day. They will say, "I want that song that goes..." and if I don't know the song, this is the site to which I go.
On musicnotes.com, type the name of the song in their search box, and select an arrangement type on the right side. We suggest "easy piano" as the type of arrangement to select.
Unless you can read music really well, choose a "transposition" to the key of C major or A minor. This will give you a version with as few black keys as possible.
Kids find black keys confusing.
Piano Method Songbooks on the White Keys
Songs in the "easy, all white keys" category would be:
What If You Can't Read Music?
If you can't read music, or can't read fluently, you may have difficulty with the sheet music to the easy piano songs in your piano songbook.
But we have found a way around this. It will prove valuable for both adults and kids.
First, you number the keys using our numbered, removable stickers. See the drawing below.
Then select one of our piano method books. Here's a sample page from Piano Is Easy, our simplest book for young kids.
Sample Pages From Piano Is Easy
Songs from Our Piano Songbook
It's As Easy As Banging A Drum
Most kids want to play easy piano songs but they have trouble with the sheet music. Now kids can get their start at the piano without reference to reading music.
Reading music can easily be delayed until later, when the child is comfortable with the piano keyboard.
Piano Is Easy
Why Start With Number Piano Songbooks?
You have to have some language to communicate the musical notes to the child. It can be verbal and visual, it can be notes, it can be numbers. You can use any piano method book.
But you'll need some way to show the child which keys to press. We chose numbers because numbers are instinctive to a child.
The piano has so many complexities that it is best to make it simple in the beginning. If you want to play easy piano songs, the sheet music may have to take a back seat for a while.
This is especially true with younger kids so choose your piano method book wisely.
BOOKS FOR YOUNGER KIDS
REFERENCES
Reading Music
Why Delay Reading Music
What Comes After Numbers In Kid’s Piano
You Say Read, I Say Play
Reading Music for Kids Step By Step
The Basic Piano Curriculum for Kids
The Transition From Numbers To Notes
Preventing Kid’s Struggle To Read Music
Resistance To Reading Music Is Age Based
Stay Sane Teaching Kids To Read Music
Helping Children Read Music
Helping Your Child Find Middle C
What Kids Understand About Sheet Music
An Effective Strategy for Kids Reading Music
How To Read Music For Kids
The Battle To Read Music
Stickers for Reading Music
Why Is Middle C So Important?
What Comes After Numbers?
Start With Numbers, Then Read Music
Start Kids With Numbers, Then Read Music
Helping Children Read Music
From Numbers To Notes
Why Kids Resist Reading Music
How To Help Your Kids Read Music
Start With Numbers, Then Read Music
Beginner Piano Sheet Music for Kids
Don’t Start With Reading Music
Easy Piano Songs Sheet Music
Piano Letters
I may be in the wrong place… I am a piano teacher of 60 years. Two of my young (3rd grade) students want to learn to play Luke Combs’ song “One Number Away”. Do you have access to that, please, where I may obtain a copy of the sheet music?
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