Piano/Vocal Sheet Music

Teachers keep coming back to the Hans Zimmer Collection and his individual titles like Life Goes On and It's So Overt It's Covert for contemporary piano/vocal repertoire. Journey's Greatest Hits (Updated Edition) draws solid interest for rock-oriented students, while Alfred's Easy Piano Songs: Rock and Pop serves younger players stepping into popular music.

New additions from March 2026 include Aeolian Mystery and July Blue by Suzanne Dawson and Glafkos Kontemeniotis, along with character pieces like Stately Swan by Lynne German and Bluebell Blues by Rob Colley, all written for solo piano.

Jim Brickman brings the sensibility of a commercial hit-maker to this collection. His work centers on emotional storytelling through accessible piano writing, and Faith and Songs of Inspiration shows how his gift for melody translates into material teachers can use for both recital performance and ensemble work.

Cole Porter's standards appear here in the Platinum Collection, representing the songwriting tradition that grounds much of American vocal music. His melodic sophistication rewards intermediate players ready to work with richer harmonic language.

James Taylor's catalog, collected in The Best of James Taylor, offers singer-pianists material they know well enough to perform with genuine connection. His songs sit naturally under the hand and bridge the gap between folk accessibility and mature musicianship.

Frank Sinatra's New York, New York remains a fixture in piano/vocal performance, giving students iconic material that demands attention to phrasing and accompaniment sensitivity.