Playful Piano Songs — Fun & Light Pieces
793 songs — Light, fun arrangements — Disney songs, kids' favorites, novelty tunes, anything with a smile in it. Great for younger players or just brightening practice.
WHAT'S INSIDE
Sara Bareilles
YOU'RE GONNA LIVE FOREVER IN ME
John Mayer
AT THE HOP
Danny & The Juniors
CRUNCHY GRANOLA SUITE
Neil Diamond
HEFFALUMPS AND WOOZLES
Sherman Brothers
HONEY, HONEY
ABBA
I DON'T KNOW ENOUGH ABOUT YOU
Diana Krall
IT'S FIVE O'CLOCK SOMEWHERE
Alan Jackson
IT'S STILL ROCK AND ROLL TO ME
Billy Joel
KISS ME DEADLY
Lita Ford
LOOK AT ME, I'M SANDRA DEE
Stockard Channing
MAMA LOOK A BOO BOO
Harry Belafonte
RASPBERRY BERET
Prince
REDNECK YACHT CLUB
Craig Morgan
RUDE
MAGIC!
SANTA CLAUS IS COMIN' TO TOWN
Carpenters
SHE'LL LEAVE YOU WITH A SMILE
George Strait
STEAL MY KISSES
Ben Harper And The Innocent Criminals
SUGAR, SUGAR
The Archies
THE BIRDS AND THE BEES
Jewel Akens
THURSDAY
Jess Glynne
TOO COOL
Meaghan Martin
TUBE SNAKE BOOGIE
ZZ Top
TUMBLING DICE
The Rolling Stones
WE GO TOGETHER
John Travolta
We Got to Get You a Woman
Todd Rundgren
WHY CAN'T WE BE FRIENDS?
War
BABY, IT'S YOU
The Beatles
CHEAP SUNGLASSES
ZZ Top
DRIVE MY CAR
The Beatles
DUDE
Aerosmith
EVERY LITTLE KISS
Bruce Hornsby
GEORGY GIRL
The Seekers
GET ALONG
Kenny Chesney
HAND IN MY POCKET
Alanis Morissette
LAUGHED UNTIL WE CRIED
Jason Aldean
LET 'EM IN
Paul McCartney & Wings
MAGIC
The Cars
PASSIONATE KISSES
Mary Chapin Carpenter
RIKKI DON'T LOSE THAT NUMBER
Steely Dan
SIDEWAYS
Dierks Bentley
SK8ER BOI
Avril Lavigne
Twist And Shout
The Beatles
WORD UP
Cameo
WORLD
Five For Fighting
WOULD I LIE TO YOU?
Eurythmics
BIRTHDAY
Katy Perry
CHERRY, CHERRY
Neil Diamond
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Frequently asked questions
- What playful piano songs are easy for kids?
- "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star," "Happy Birthday," and "Mary Had a Little Lamb" are classic starting points. Plus many Disney songs work well — check our kids' collection too.
- Are these good for teaching beginners?
- Yes — playful songs with familiar melodies are ideal first songs. Recognition motivates practice.