
25 Easy Songs by Numbers
Play your first piano songs without reading music. A printable book for beginners: the easiest songs of Pianumero, one a page, to keep on your piano.
- 25 songs in 4 levels, from four keys to eight: white keys only, one hand.
- On every page: the keys to use, the numbers to play, the letter notes, the words, and a QR code to hear the song first.
- A PDF, at once: 30 pages, A4 and US Letter, to print at home.
5 CHF (about €5.60 or US$6)
One payment, the PDF to download right after. Taxes included, shown in your currency on the payment page.
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The same songs are free on the site. Play them in your browser before you buy, for example Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star or Happy Birthday: the book is those lessons on paper, in order.
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Twinkle, Twinkle and Happy Birthday, as in the book, with its page « How it works »: 5 pages to print. We send them by email (for grown-ups: children, ask a parent).
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What is inside
- 25 songs, from four keys to eight, in four levels: start at the first page and move on when it feels easy.
- How it works, in one page: find number 1, follow the numbers, hold the long ones.
- A keyboard map on every song: where number 1 is, and the name of every key.
- A QR code on every song: it opens the free lesson on pianumero.com, to hear it and play along.
- A page to tick off each song you can play.
- Printable at home in black and colour, 30 pages. No sheet music needed, no ads.
The 25 songs
Level 1 · Very easy: four or five keys
Mary Had a Little Lamb, When the Saints Go Marching In, Old MacDonald Had a Farm, Grieg · Morning Mood
Level 2 · Easy: six keys
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star, Ode to Joy, London Bridge Is Falling Down, Row, Row, Row Your Boat, Amazing Grace, Tchaikovsky · Swan Lake, For He's a Jolly Good Fellow, Pop Goes the Weasel, Foster · Oh! Susanna
Level 3 · Seven keys
Bella Ciao, Brother John (Frère Jacques), Bingo, Yankee Doodle, Eine kleine Nachtmusik, Strauss · The Blue Danube, Beethoven · Symphony No. 5, La Bamba
Level 4 · Eight keys: the whole hand moves
Happy Birthday, Korobeiniki, Auld Lang Syne, Brahms · Lullaby
Questions
Are the songs not free on the site?
They are, and they stay free: you can play the same songs on pianumero.com before you buy. The book puts the easiest of them on paper, in order, for those who like to practise without a screen, to print for a child, or to give. Buying it helps keep Pianumero free and growing.
What do I get, and in which format?
One PDF of 30 pages, in two sizes: A4 and US Letter. Right after paying, you reach a page with the two download links. Keep that page: its address is your link. If you are logged in when you buy, the book also stays in your account.
Can I print it?
Yes, at home, as often as you like, in black and white or in colour, for you and your family or your own lessons. Please do not post or resell the PDF; send people to this page instead.
What if the file does not work, or I am not happy?
Write to contact@pianumero.com and we will fix it or refund you. Link, Stripe's payment service, can also refund within 60 days (see the terms).
Who sells it, and is my payment safe?
The payment is handled by Stripe, through its Link service, which sells the book on Pianumero's behalf: it charges the taxes of your country, sends your receipt and answers questions about the payment. Pianumero never sees your card.
Do I need to read music, or own a piano?
No sheet music: each song is a short list of numbers, one per key. Any piano or keyboard will do; the QR code of each song opens the free lesson in your browser, to hear it first.