First 50 Relaxing Songs You Should Play on the Piano

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First 50 Relaxing Songs You Should Play on the Piano offers a calming and inspiring collection of 50 peaceful pieces arranged for easy piano. Ideal for beginners and intermediate players, this Hal Leonard songbook features simplified yet expressive arrangements of timeless classics, movie themes, and contemporary favorites designed to soothe the mind and spirit. Each piece retains the emotional depth and character of the original while remaining accessible for developing pianists. Perfect for personal enjoyment, teaching, or unwinding at the keyboard, this collection invites players to explore the beauty of gentle piano music through songs that inspire relaxation, mindfulness, and musical growth. Song ListAnd So It GoesAnnie’s SongBella’s LullabyBlowin’ in the WindBlue MoonBoth Sides NowBrian’s SongCavatinaChariots of FireCinema Paradiso(They Long to Be) Close to YouCome Away with MeCristofori’s DreamDawnDays of Wine and RosesFields of GoldGabriel’s OboeTheme from Ice CastlesImagineIn a Sentimental MoodJessica’s ThemeLongerMake You Feel My LoveMia and Sebastian’s ThemeMusic Box DancerThe Music of GoodbyeMy Heart Will Go OnNew York State of MindOn Golden PondOver the RainbowPerhaps LoveThe RoseSomeone Like YouSomewhere in TimeTheme from A Summer PlaceTara’s ThemeTears in HeavenA Thousand YearsTime After TimeA Time for UsUnforgettableWatermarkThe Way We WereWhere Do I BeginWhite FlagThe Wind Beneath My WingsWith YouYesterdayYou SayYou’ve Got a Friend Product DetailsInventory Number: #327506SKU: 1138132ISBN-13: 9781540081520ISBN-10: 1540081524UPC: 888680989743Author/Editor: Hal Leonard Corp.Publisher: Hal LeonardSeries: First 50 SeriesPublication Date: March 2020Instrument: Easy Piano, Piano SoloGenres: Pop, Contemporary, Film ThemesFormat: Collection / SongbookBinding: Paperback (Softcover)Language: EnglishNumber of Pages: 192Dimensions: 9.0″ x 12.0″ x 0.452″Shipping Weight: 1.76 lbsItem Type: Physical BookUsages: School and Community, Personal Enjoyment, Practice and Relaxation