The Virginia Company (Reprise) (from Pocahontas): E-Z Play Today
The Virginia Company (Reprise) (from Pocahontas): E-Z Play Today
As performed by Alan Menken
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About This Collection
Description
E-Z Play Today puts accessible piano arrangements in the hands of students and casual players who want real songs without complex notation. With over 5,700 titles spanning pop standards, rock classics, jazz favorites, and Broadway hits, this collection covers music from Frank Sinatra and The Beatles to contemporary artists. Whether you're teaching a beginner who needs a confidence boost or a student looking to play songs they actually want to hear, you'll find arrangements that work.
Highlights
Teachers return to this collection for its breadth and playability. Frank Sinatra's catalog alone includes 137 titles in the E-Z Play format, and The Beatles' 94 titles remain perennial favorites for students. The rock, pop, and standard arrangements keep students engaged because they recognize the melodies and can sound competent quickly.
Recently added
Recent additions include folk and classic repertoire: "Goodnight, Irene" by Lead Belly, "Tears On My Pillow" by Little Anthony & The Imperials, "The Glow Worm," and "Maybe" from the musical Oh, Kay! (all published July 29, 2026). "Movin' On Up" from The Jeffersons and "Hazel" by Howard Greenfield round out the latest batch.
Composer & Author Spotlight
Frank Sinatra's 137 E-Z Play arrangements make up a substantial portion of the collection's standard and pop selections. His work here captures the Great American Songbook in a format accessible to young and adult learners alike.
The Beatles' 94 titles span their entire catalog, from early pop hits to later album tracks. Students gravitate toward these arrangements because they know the songs and can often learn them quickly.
Elton John's 66 compositions in this collection reflect both his piano-driven pop hits and his theater work. His music translates well to simplified arrangements without losing the melodic hooks that make his songs memorable.
