Piano duet sheet music for students of every level; classical, folk tunes, Christmas duets, and a bit of original music as well!
All free for your piano students.
Now with a secondo part that matches the doubled timing of this primo.
This is a PERFECT duet for a beginner, with three repeating phrases and an easy step-wise melody.
Alphanotes in this arrangement, but there are others without the lettered notes!
This martial but cheery-sounding piece has lots of energy!
Full score, or as separate primo & secondo.
Go here to find a one-page version, or with primo and secondo on separate pages.
Go to this page to see several arrangements of Pachelbel's Canon (super easy!) plus a secondo part.
This beautiful Christmas song tells a sad but true story, fulfilling a prophecy from long ago
Okay, this one is actually a TRIO, not a duet. Here is Part 1, using fancy fingering.
But you will also find a duet version and a solo arrangement on this page!G
Also known as the Christmas song "What Child is This," Greensleeves is one of the loveliest melodies of all time.
Greensleeves with expanded accompaniment & lettered notes
This is page 3 of a 4-page arrangement; this shows the combined primo/secondo that I play along while my students play the broken chords of Greensleeves.
Several arrangements of Happy Birthday are on this page.
A conductor's score approach for this great dance by Brahms.
This song about pirates is 2 pages long, with lyrics that may seem obvious but are little-boy approved!
Furthermore, the melody is strong and singable.
A very easy Christmas carol, with very sweet words. I loved this song when I was a child.
This song is surprisingly fun and satisfying to play, even as a solo, but it just SNAPS when the duet parts are played together well!
My students work hard to polish this little piece.
A famous Russian - or Ukrainian - folk song, this has lots of energy.
It is fun to play it faster and FASTER.
This great song of the sea comes in Cm (shown) and also in D minor.
The secondo is full of big chords.
More arrangements, for solo piano and for guitar, are also available on the Spanish Ladies page.
This is a bouncy, happy-sounding Irish song!
With a story about a pretty lady with amazing habits ("washing her feet by candlelight"), and a chorus with silly words ("whack fol the toora loora laddy"), this engaging music is fun to play!
The secondo chords are easy, with just enough of a challenge to command careful attention.
This song may look odd, since I have doubled the timing (used quarters instead of eighth notes, for example).
That's to make it easier for beginners to read.
Don't pass it up on that account - there are other versions on the page, and this song is TOTALLY FUN. For me, too! I always love starting another young pianist on this piece.
This song is not in Middle C position, but I've made it easier to read by pointing left hand note stems DOWN and right hand stems UP.
There is a secondo as well, with an OOM-pah-pah sound that makes it swing!
NOT a duet, but a piano ensemble, for a piano class.
This arrangement sounds very cool with trumpet and other brass sounds for the keyboard selections.
VERY tricky rhythm patterns, but in a group, getting those rhythms going is part of the fun!
This piece by Schubert is not easy... but it is utterly charming.
To play it successfully one needs mastery of chord inversions.
Because this is in the key of C, this lovely duet might be doable for students beginning that journey.
Really fun lyrics, and a secondo that uses energetic boogie chords, sets this song about a train apart.
This song from Australia practically sings itself... kids LOVE it.
The words are a bit whacky to a non-native, but that makes the song even more fun.
The secondo is very pretty.
All the first-year material I give my beginner students.
Piano keyboard sheets, scales, chords, note-reading exercises, and over 256 pages of music!
This beautiful song book for piano & voice "Esther, For Such a Time as This", available as a digital download, tells the riveting story of the time when Jews in ancient Persia faced a foe named Haman, and how a brave young queen risked her life to save her people.
A good choice for a singing story-teller, an operatic group, a short theater production, or a class of children!
This book is also available from Amazon as a paperback.
This book is available as a digital download from this site. Visit this page to see some free examples from the book.
It is also available from Amazon as a paperback!
This is the perfect easy start for little pianists.
And when they start reading white-key notes on the staff, this is a fun easy resource to say each week, "Choose a new black-key song at home this week and figure it out to show me next lesson!" They will be spending more time at the piano.
A perfect read aloud storybook
for little boys or girls.
The Adventures of Tonsta highlight the travels of a very young boy with a good heart, who goes about helping folk in trouble.
With a red cap on his head and a sack of tools slung over his shoulder, Tonsta seems to meet people in distress wherever he goes.
Lots of trolls in this book - including one who gives him a Christmas gift!
Becky:
A thousand thanks for your beginning piano and guitar songs.
I've already printed several for my children, including the Pretty Little Horses TAB and Carol of the Bells for piano. What a wonderful resource!
Carrie,Voice and Piano Teacher:
This site is FABULOUS.
For all the reasons you explain on the site itself--this is exactly what piano teachers need! (I still need to go look at the vocal music). Wow. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Hi, I'm Dana! (Say that like "Anna".) I'm the owner of Music-for-Music-Teachers.com, and a newer site, SingTheBibleStory.com.
Like some of you, I've been playing the piano since early childhood, and have added a few other instruments along the way, plus an interest in arranging and composing music.
You can find out more about me and the reason for this website at my About Me page.