Easy guitar sheet music

It is not an examination result, and it is not a syllabus.

Start with the guitar scores named first on this page. They are the most-viewed files that pass the short-file rule. Listen, then practise one hand at a time.

That value is not an examination result.

A file is left out when its part name is not exactly guitar or classical guitar, when its complexity value is not the lowest one, or when its duration or note count falls outside the selection rule. A title that calls the music simple is not enough.

Open an easy guitar score, listen with Play, then practise one hand at a time. Left selects the lower staff and Right selects the upper staff. You can change the playback tempo. Connect MIDI in a compatible browser if you want to play from a keyboard.

The guitar collection lists every file whose imported part name matches that page, including files that are longer than this beginner selection.

Featured scores in this easy guitar selection include Blue Bossa, Travessia, and Happy Birthday/Paljon onnea vaan!, each presented as a guitar score. Blue Bossa is listed in the jazz category with Kenny Dorham as artist; Travessia is by Milton Nascimento and Fernando Brant; Happy Birthday is attributed to Patty and Mildred J. Hill. The selection is short and does not represent all guitar music.

Blue Bossa is the jazz piece featured in this easy guitar selection, associated with Kenny Dorham. The guitar score opens with three flats and is in 4/4 time. The page does not give a verified composer credit for the work beyond the artist association, so treat the attribution with care.

Travessia is a song by Milton Nascimento and Fernando Brant, featured here as a guitar score in the world/folk style. Its opening key signature has three sharps and the score is in 4/4 time. The page does not state whether this guitar version is a song accompaniment or an instrumental arrangement.

Happy Birthday/Paljon onnea vaan! has an opening key signature with no sharps or flats, and it is in 3/4 time. The other two scores differ: Blue Bossa opens with three flats in 4/4, and Travessia opens with three sharps in 4/4.

Formal examination grades are not assigned on this page, and no single difficulty level is given for the featured guitar scores. The opening key signature, time signature, and notation on each score are more reliable guides for judging whether a piece suits you.

A beginner can compare the opening key signatures and time signatures: Happy Birthday has no sharps or flats and is in 3/4, Blue Bossa has three flats and is in 4/4, and Travessia has three sharps and is in 4/4. Choose the score whose reading demands look most familiar, then practise slowly and one hand at a time before joining the hands.

Notation type is not confirmed on this page: each listed score has a guitar part, but the page does not establish whether the music appears as standard staff notation, tablature, or both. Check the individual score before starting.