A lower tune than I realised, “Almost There” is a fun and upbeat tune to play. It’s relatively simple so it’s great for beginners, the challenge will be getting up…
Almost There – The Princess and the Frog (Disney)
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Part of Your World – The Little Mermaid (Disney)
“Part of Your World” is one of The Little Mermaid’s most popular songs and has been covered by Miley Cyrus, Faith Hill, Bruno Mars and many other artists. It’s an…
Feed the Birds – Mary Poppins (Disney)
A beautiful, slow tune sung by Julie Andrews in the film ‘Mary Poppins’. The letter notes make this challenging piece much more approachable for beginners and novices, enjoy 🙂 …
We Know The Way – Moana (Disney)
I’ve been loving the vibe of the songs in Moana! “We Know The Way” is the song where Moana learns about the historic sea-faring ways of her ancestors and is…
Where You Are – Moana (Disney)
I’ve really fallen in love with the intro song to Moana – “Where You Are” has such a lovely rhythm and melody to it, so i really wanted to work…
Son of Man – Tarzan / Phil Collins (Disney)
Tarzan has so many epic songs in it, the one i’ve pick to write out first is ‘Son of Man’ – very simple to play with lots of repetitive notes,…
Whistle While You Work – Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Disney)
This catchy melody from Snow White is one everyone will recognise! It’s really easy and fun to play – happy practice 🙂 G G-F E F G Just whistle…
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious – Mary Poppins (Disney)
That songs from Mary Poppins that everyone can sing but no-one can spell, here are the notes to “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious”! E-G-G-G A-G-G-E G-G-A-G G-F Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious! G – G G G…
I’ve Got No Strings – Pinocchio (Disney)
A fun tune to play from Pinocchio – “I’ve Got No Strings” is a very bouncy song, it jumps up and down all over the place! It looks challenging at…
Little April Shower – Bambi (Disney)
Here are the (accurate enough) letter notes to “Little April Shower” – if you haven’t heard it before, it’s the best part in Bambi! Imagine a chorus of baritone men…
