Choose easy arrangements if you are new to piano or want a simple, reliable version to play, and choose intermediate to advanced arrangements if you are comfortable with two-handed playing and fuller harmony. Both kinds are available on this site as instant digital downloads.
What easy arrangements include
In the Easy Piano Sheet Music collection, the melody is carried in the right hand while the left hand plays simple supporting chords. This helps build hand coordination, steady rhythm and note-reading confidence.
What intermediate to advanced arrangements add
The Piano Sheet Music collection is written for intermediate to advanced players. These arrangements keep the melody in the right hand and add piano chords in the left hand, along with a mixture of harmonies and piano-playing techniques for a fuller sound.
How to tell your level
Easy arrangements are a good fit if you are still learning the notes on the staff or are working on playing both hands together. Intermediate to advanced arrangements are a better fit if you can read both clefs, keep a steady tempo with both hands, and want a fuller arrangement.
Songs available in both versions
Some songs come in an easy version and a standard version, so you can start with one and move to the other:
- Halo: easy and standard
- Hark The Herald Angels Sing: easy and standard
- Angels We Have Heard On High: easy and standard
- Passacaglia: easy and standard
Frequently asked questions
Can a beginner play the intermediate version?
It depends on your reading and hand coordination. If you are unsure, start with the easy version of a song and move up when it feels comfortable.
Are these official editions?
No. These are David Sides' own piano arrangements, not official editions from the original artists or publishers.
What format is the sheet music?
It is a PDF digital download, delivered immediately after checkout.