1,105 advanced songs

Advanced & Hard Piano Songs — Challenging Arrangements

Looking for a challenge? Our advanced collection holds the most demanding arrangements in our catalog — typically 12+ chords, fast tempos, complex left-hand patterns (walking bass, arpeggios), frequent sharps and flats, and full hand independence. Best for players with several years of practice or formal training. Filter by key or mood to find your next challenge.

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Painted Rocking-Horse Memories

Phillip Keveren

Advanced C · ♩=88

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Parade Of The Pumpkins

Carolyn Miller

Advanced A · ♩=100

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Paraphrase On The Beautiful Blue Danube Waltzes

Lynda Lybeck-Robinson

Plaid (Black On White)

Plum Blossoms (Kobai-Hakubai)

Polovtsian Dance No. 2

Postlude (A Remembrance)

Prelude No. 1 - Water Nymphs

Christos Tsitsaros

Advanced G · ♩=126

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Prelude No. 2 - Dance Mystique

Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head

Carolyn Miller

Advanced C · ♩=92

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Rainy Days And Mondays

Lynda Lybeck-Robinson

Advanced C · ♩=100

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Red Kites In The Blue Sky

Phillips, Craig & Dean

Advanced D · ♩=69

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Frequently asked questions

What makes a piano song "advanced"?

A combination of factors: many chord changes (often 12+), fast tempos, complex left-hand patterns (walking bass, arpeggios), demanding hand independence, and frequent use of sharps/flats or non-diatonic chords.

How long does it take to learn an advanced piano song?

Even experienced players typically need 3–6 weeks of focused practice (30+ min/day) to perform an advanced piece confidently. Drill difficult passages in isolation; the speed control helps you slow them down without losing rhythm.

Who are advanced piano songs for?

Players with several years of consistent practice who are comfortable with complex chord voicings, rapid tempo changes, and demanding technique requirements.