Piano pieces in E major
8 pieces in E major to read and learn at your keyboard, levels 4 to 5, easiest first. Its key signature is 4 sharps: F♯, C♯, G♯, and D♯. Each piece comes with easier versions made from the score itself.
E major on the circle of fifths, with its neighbours, and its scale with fingering on the scales chart. C♯ minor has the same signature, 4 sharps, with 4 pieces of its own.
- Pieces
- 8
- Levels
- 4 to 5
- Key signatures
- 4 sharps
- Length
- 25 to 230 bars
Level 4
Real independence between the hands and more accidentals.
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Consolation No. 1
Franz Liszt 4 sharps, 4/4, 25 bars -
Children's Study, Op. 37 No. 39
Henry Lemoine 4 sharps, 2/4, 40 bars -
Prelude and Fugue in E, BWV 854
Johann Sebastian Bach 4 sharps, 12/8, 44 bars -
Spring Song, Op. 68 No. 15
Robert Schumann 4 sharps, 6/8, 46 bars -
Arabesque No. 1
Claude Debussy 4 sharps, 4/4, 106 bars -
Invention No. 6 in E, BWV 777
Johann Sebastian Bach 4 sharps, 3/8, 124 bars
Level 5
The edge of early intermediate: dense textures, fast passages and far keys.
A piece is listed here when its title names the key, its score marks it, or its last bass note is the key note. 1 more library pieces with 4 sharps end somewhere else, so they aren't on a key page; their own pages give the signature.
Other keys
Every key three or more library pieces are in.