All the Tunes You've Ever Wanted to Play | Piano Classics Collection | Easy Piano Sheet Music Songbook with Nearly 300 Timeless Melodies from Beethoven to Sullivan | For Students and Adults Alike

Love these books. Been trying to get the full collection. Great collection of music.

I had no idea that there were more books inside this one; "More of all the tunes you wanted to play", There is wonderful variety in the arrangements and music chosen to suit most levels up to grade 5. Some of it is very easy, but so motivating when you play a tune you know well from your culture. Some are more challengig and provide excellent material for practice and development. The smaller than A4 ring binder format is great as you can turn pages easily. I can't recommend this book highly enough.

If you are looking for a piano book with lots and lots of pieces of music to keep next to the piano for those times when you fancy something different to play, then this would be an ideal book for you. There are lots of well known pieces, some less well known, and some completely random pieces, e.g. the can can.The pieces range in difficulty, some fairly easy ones which I would say anyone with basic piano skills (Grade 2/3) could play, going through to more difficult pieces. My only gripe with this book, is the print is so small, I find myself squinting quite a lot when first playing a piece trying to make out which ledger line a note is actually sat on. Other than that, a brilliant book to have on the shelf.

Do not be put off by the rather negative reviews of the second and third volumes in this series. I have purchased all three volumes and they are all equally brilliant. The format is not A5 size (as some reviews indicate) but is smaller than A4. The printed pages measure 10 inches by 6.75 inches (25cm by 17cm), so a double open page fits nicely on a keyboard music stand. The spiral binding means the pages open beautifully flat making use a pleasure and page turning very easy. I do not understand the comments about small and faint printing - all three books are well-presented and the music is easy to read.The music itself is a delight. The first volume (red) is almost entirely "classical" pieces whilst the second and third volumes (blue and green) provide a wonderfully varied mixture of classics, pop and show tunes, including some excellent film themes. All are arranged specially for piano, and are easy enough to make you want to play them, and challenging enough to make you want to play them well! There is no duplication at all between the three volumes. A brilliant place for a returning pianist to start!

This book is very poorly described on Amazon as, for anyone who has been buying the 'Tunes You Always Wanted to Play' series will be very disappointed to find that this book is a 100% combination of the first and second books (Tunes... and More Tunes...) in the series. The combination book is smaller than the original books and consequently the scores are smaller and slightly more difficult to read. It is also considerably 'fatter' that the original books so some people may find page turning a bit more frustrating.However, the upside is that this combined book costs pretty much the same as each of the two original books so if you want both books in one volume and are prepared for the scores to be printed on smaller paper (somewhere between A5 and A5) then save yourself some money (and space in your music storage). I fortunately bought my book from Amazon second hand cheaply so will pass on to my granddaughter!

It's pretty good with a wide selection of pieces but I would have liked a few more unusual pieces to master. Most of the books you buy with classical pieces seem to replicate the same ones over again and sometimes it's nice to have something different....Also, like many books of this ilk, it's not exactly 'easy' either! I can stumbled my way through about half of them but need a LOT of practice! It's not suitable for absolute beginners. I am around grade 3/4 I think and still struggle with some of the sight reading....

This is ideal for someone whose eyesight finds it difficult to read normal sheet music. Although the actual size of the scores are smaller than sheet music, putting my tablet or Kindle on the piano and playing from ths is easy. The choice of pieces is comprehensive and extensive. In due course after more use I might have suggestions or reservations to make, it's a great start. Thoroughly recommended for those whose eyesight is not so good as it used to be.

I am a really rusty piano player and was looking for some fairly easy music to play .I was unsure about buying online without seeing the music but I am so glad I did. This book is fantastic. I recognised the vast majority of the music, they are reasonably straight forward to play (but doesn't sound too simplified) and the spiral spine stops it falling on your hands.If you are looking for music that you will know and is not too testing to play then this is the book for you

Es simplemente perfecto, justo lo que estaba buscando. Contiene partituras para piano desde música clásica (Tchaikovsky, Verdi, Mozart...) hasta canciones populares. Es un libro bastante gordito, de tapa blanda. Dejo un vídeo donde se aprecia mejor. Es genial :)

Un bel libro, forse un pò semplici le trascrizioni e a volte alcuni brani sono tagliati e c'è solo il tema principale, ma niente male.Lo stesso viene usato dai pianisti sulle navi da crociera.

This book is a real good gem

We needed some music to play at a retirement/rest home. This book contains many simplified classics and well-known songs. The response from residents we played for was very good positive. We added a few flourishes where needed and people sang along with Greensleeves, Danny Boy, and Stranger in Paradise though words need to be obtained from a source.

Llego en tiempo. canciones para un nivel medio.