Easy Folk, Folklore Sheet Music

The Last Rose Of Summer is one of the most famous Irish melodies of the 19th century. The poem was written by Thomas Moore in 1805 and published in his famous collection Irish Melodies. Tender and mov...

The Last Rose Of Summer is one of the most famous Irish melodies of the 19th century. The poem was written by Thomas Moore in 1805 and published in his famous collection Irish Melodies. Tender and mov...

The Last Rose Of Summer is one of the most famous Irish melodies of the 19th century. The poem was written by Thomas Moore in 1805 and published in his famous collection Irish Melodies. Tender and mov...

The Last Rose Of Summer is one of the most famous Irish melodies of the 19th century. The poem was written by Thomas Moore in 1805 and published in his famous collection Irish Melodies. Tender and mov...

The traditional work What Shall We Do With The Drunken Sailor? arranged by Pam Wedgwood for clarinet with piano accompaniment.

Cat Stevens made this old Gaelic song world famous. Listen to my flowing accompaniment. This popular title includes PDF, Playback, and Play-Along.

This arrangement of the well-known English folk song Greensleeves combines a timeless Renaissance melody with calm, soulful instrumentation. A lyrical instrumental piece for lovers of extraordinary, t...

This beautiful arrangement of a traditional Chinese folk song that celebrates the harvest season will allow students to show off their musicality and lyrical playing skills. An excellent choice for pe...

Two editions in one! The existing editions for soloists with accompaniments on CD, are now available with an added alternative piano accompaniment providing pianists and soloists with the chance to pe...

All of the power and rhythmic energy that you've come to associate with Elliot Del Borgo's work is evident in this new composition for full orchestra. Scored to be playable by strings alone or with th...

Bärenreiter's extensive and wide-ranging selection for mixed strings should not be without cheerful and sometimes wistful Irish melodies. The right place for them is George A. Speckert's series "Easy...