Piano Sheet Music for Teachers and Students

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Early Intermediate

Halloween Boogie-Boo - Early Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Halloween Boogie-Boo - Early Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

This rhythmic piece is fun for Halloween. It begins in a low C 5-finger pattern and moves to the dominant and subdominant positions as the piece progresses. The left hand plays a boogie bass pattern throughout.

Fourth Finger Etude - Early Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Fourth Finger Etude - Early Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

The fourth fingers are used a lot in this etude in C Major, helping to strengthen the technic for these weaker, less used fingers.

Evening Dance - Early Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Evening Dance - Early Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

This fast piece, marked vivace, is in the Key of E Minor. Written in 3/8 time, it uses sixteenth and eighth note patterns for a lively dance rhythm.

Dance of the Moon and Stars - Early Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Dance of the Moon and Stars - Early Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Written in the Key of G Minor, this piece keeps the left hand harmony marking out a percussive rhythm while the right hand alternates between C Minor and G Minor hand position.

Dance of the Leprechauns - Early Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Dance of the Leprechauns - Early Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

A lively jig, written in 3/4 time with dotted quarter and eighth note rhythm patterns, this piece is ideal for early intermediate students to play for recitals or just for fun.

CSong - Late Elementary Piano Sheet Music

CSong - Late Elementary Piano Sheet Music

The Primo part of this duet is written for the late elementary student. The right hand is in C Position and the left hand is in D. The Secondo part is on an intermediate level with lots of position changes, making this piece ideal for students who are on slightly different levels.

Battle Hymn of the Republic - Early Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Battle Hymn of the Republic - Early Intermediate Piano Sheet Music

Julia Ward Howe wrote the words to this American Hymn in 1861 at the beginning of the Civil War. She put the words to music, using a traditional melody. Her hymn soon became a popular patriotic song of the Civil War era that is still sung today.