Piano, Organ & Accordion Sheet Music

With a yo-ho-ho, with a yo-ho-ho, it's a pirate's life for me. These are the words that Catherine sang to herself as she wrote this delightful solo. They fit the four-bar rhythm pattern of the melody...

This solo was the 2005 winner of the Lynn Freeman Olson Composition Award. Written in 6/8 meter and the key of D minor, the piece is in A-B-A form. The A section has the melody in the left hand with a...

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There is a 'vertical' feel to this piece, which depicts large trees through the generous use of block chords played in sequence, and low open fifths in the left hand. There will be a lot of dynamic va...

The feel is 'impressionistic' in this C Major tone-painting which will give the artist great opportunity for dynamic expression and tempo rubato. There are also featured a wide use of the higher and l...

Fanfares abound in the accented triads of both hands as the intermediate pianist celebrates the 'Olympic Ceremony.' Among other technical skills, this exciting piece will feature articulation, pedalin...

As a soothing legato study in broken chords, played hand-over-hand, and utilizing most of the keyboard, this composition will paint a musical picture of gently floating clouds. There will be the use o...

The elementary level pianist will be 'galloping like the wind' in this descriptive C-minor piece, written mostly in the bass clef, and featuring contrary motion, marcato and legato sections, and depic...

The student is challenged to play at a 'very lively' tempo, and this piece is written in such a way that even younger students will be able to do it. Written in A minor, and using hand positioning tha...

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In Let's Visit Yellowstone, late-elementary piano students can journey to Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. The set includes two solos and three activity pages. The activity pages review musical c...

George Gershwin's three most famous preludes demonstrate his genius for piano writing, and portray a variety of styles. Prelude I exudes energetic syncopation, Prelude II is a lyric blues with an osti...

This tender ballad is from Carrie Underwood's chart-topping debut album 'Some Hearts.' The introspective verse blossoms into a heart-wrenching chorus. Carol Matz's arrangement brings out the intensity...

Another delightful collection of sonatinas designed to introduce the sonatina form to early-intermediate level students.

Gentle arm crossings and easy pedal make this quiet, lovely picture an easy one for students to paint the keyboard. All will enjoy the smooth harmonies and flowing sounds.

Written in E minor, this song paints a musical landscape of native drums and flutes, and a gently flowing river. The pianist is given interesting rhythms, both in the left hand 'drum' pattern, as well...

Here is a beautiful, contemporary, Debussy-esque tone painting with great opportunities for creative expression from the artist, played 'Con moto e poco rubato', with shifting meters, whole-tone seque...

Late elementary piano students will love the lively folk-dance rhythms in this piece by Lynn Freeman Olson. The left-hand plays a staccato accompaniment to the right-hand melody in A minor. This is in...

For stretching your student's note reading skills in a technically 'friendly' recital piece, you'll like this quiet night song, set in C Major, 4/4 time, and using a wider-than-usual amount of the key...

Early intermediate students will be challenged by this piece in the Romantic style in D-flat major. The left-hand sets the contemplative mood with a repeated accompaniment pattern. A middle bridge sec...

Set in 4/4 time, in a minor, modal setting, and played in a quick, vivace tempo, this dramatic piece combines many touches, accents, and bold dynamics throughout. Most of the keyboard is utilized, the...

Presto con fuoco' makes this A minor showpiece a nice challenge for the intermediate artist, but it is very playable, as most of the sixteenth note passages lie under the fingers without major movemen...

This early elementary piano solo flows smoothly in 3/4 meter with an ascending quarter-note line. The student will be challenged by the frequent clef changes in the left hand. A National Federation se...

What Can I Play on Sunday? is a series of six books, each book designed for busy pianists who may have limited rehearsal time. Book 3 contains selections for holidays and holy days that occur during M...

What Can I Play on Sunday? is a series of six books, each book designed for busy pianists who may have limited rehearsal time. Book 4 includes selections for holidays and holy days that occur during J...