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[17] Dramatic
[83] Gentle
[13] Invigorating
[13] Sad

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This site and music belongs to Rosie Williams. For background on Rosie, check out RosieWilliams.me

To see the full list of scores listed starting with the most recent see this link.

You can download the full list of scores as Musescore files in a single folder from Google Drive: or download single scores by clicking on the button with the notes flying out , or the button for PDFs.

Scores have been created and saved in Musescore version 3 and quality of the sound may vary if played in Musescore 4.

Performance notes: please take all markings as suggestions and make your own personal choices as to what works best for you as they are tailored to sound good in Musescore rather than live performances.

All files are free and there is no sign up or other requirements for download. A small number of scores have been recreated from public domain concertos. These are licenced CC4.0. For my original scores there are licence terms which apply to both Musescore files and PDF files:

You can download the .mscz files and change them to suit yourself. You can print as many copies as you need for your own group. You may publish your own arrangements but you must credit Rose-Marie (Rosie) Williams as the composer and yourself as the arranger. Musescore.com may not allow you to share these files as they are copyright to me and there is no arrangement in place between myself and Musescore.com to pay royalties for their use (as there is with many record label representatives).

You can use my music in any format for educational use, publicly perform it and share it with your group for these purposes. You may not sell my scores and you may not upload my music in any format to Artificial Intelligence websites. If you're in doubt about something you would like to do with my music just email me at rosie@musicalescapism.com :-)

Published 23rd Jan 2026

Book of Easy Piano Solos

Highlighting my book of easy piano solos

This week I wanted to share my PDF book of easy piano solos. In this post I will include score videos and Spotify tracks for each piano solo for the reference of users of the booklet.

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You are free to interpret these pieces as best suits you. Some are easier than others. These solos are intended for adult learners, and as such, include intervals for adult hands. I'm happy to hear what you've done with them at rosie@musicalescapism.com Enjoy!

My music is copyright to me but I offer my scores free of charge for users to play and perform publicly. Users may not sell or re-distribute my scores outside of this site and may not upload my music to Artifical Intelligence databases.

You can also find some easy piano duets here.

You are welcome to experiment with the Musescore files and do your own arrangements but you must acknowledge Rose-Marie Williams as the composer and yourself as the arranger.

Waiting has been recorded by Roman, a session musician from the Ukraine.

Each solo is available as a Youtube score video, a Spotify track, a PDF print version and a Musescore file. Musescore files download when you click on the folder with the notes flying out.

After the Long Day

Easy Solo : Piano

Reconciliation

Easy Solo : Piano

Last Rays of the Day

Intermediate Solo : Piano

Reverie

Easy Solo : Piano

Remorse

Intermediate Solo : Piano

Chameleon

Intermediate Solo : Piano

Country Lane

Easy Solo : Piano

Piano Dreams

Intermediate Solo : Piano

Let it Be

Easy Solo : Piano

Gentle Night

Easy Solo : Piano

Hold My Hand

Easy Solo : Piano

When Tomorrow Comes

Easy Solo : Piano

Waiting

Intermediate Solo : Piano

Requiem for a Lost Planet

Easy Solo : Piano

The Swan

Easy Solo : Piano

Floating

Intermediate Solo : Piano

If you want something more challenging, check out the solos under the 'Arrangements' tab above.






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