Add Pizzazz with Easy Christmas Music For Piano

By Jen

Motivate Your Piano Students with Easy BIG NOTE Christmas Music

Easy Christmas Sheet Music. Holidays are a good time to add pizzazz to piano lessons, especially for beginners. Adding or even switching to other repertoire can help boost spirits as well as playing skills. Here are a few reasons to add holiday and Christmas music into the mix as soon as October and November. PLUS, a link to 92 Big-Note Easy Christmas Arrangements for piano.

1. Improve playing and reading with easy Christmas music

Your students will be more eager, no matter what level they’re at, to learn Christmas music they only hear once a year. The more songs they read through, the better. So it’s great for improving sight reading. Drop them down a level or two so they can learn more songs in one year.

2. Supplement current repertoire and add pizzazz

Big note arrangements are great for supplementing books that students may already have that are missing some songs they really want to play. It’s nice to add new material to boost the energy at lessons and home. For some students, big note arrangements are a nice break from pieces they’re already working on.

3. Keep it easy – Easy Christmas Sheet Music

Big note versions are a welcome relief for students who might be struggling with the level they’re at – even if it’s in another Christmas book. It’s a good idea to have music around that is relaxing to play, and holiday music will do it. I’m always surprised that even intermediate level piano students enjoy playing big note arrangements. They may even have a laugh playing big note music. You can also use this level to teach chord riffing if they’re ready for it.

Here then are some BIG NOTE Christmas arrangements that you can add to their playing lists.We’ve compiled 92 Big Note Christmas arrangements.

View here: 92 Big Note Easy Piano Christmas arrangements.

Contemporary Christmas songs are on the list!