Numbered Notes.
Numbered Sheet Music
The solution is …using numbers people can already read!
How it works…
Just match the numbers from the sheet music to the numbered instrument.
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20 Beginner Numbered Piano Songs — Digital Sheet Music Pack
Get your little musician playing real songs from day one. This pack includes 20 beginner-friendly piano arrangements using our easy numbered-notes system — no music theory required. Just match the numbers on the page to the numbers on your keyboard (or use with our numbered keyboard stickers) and start playing right away.
What's included (instant PDF download):
20 fully arranged beginner piano songs, numbered notation
Step-by-step "Finding Middle C" keyboard diagram
Clickable table of contents for easy navigation on tablet or computer
Print-ready version included for physical practice copies
Songs in this pack:
Itsy Bitsy Spider
I've Been Working on the Railroad
London Bridge Is Falling Down
Moonlight Sonata
Mary Had a Little Lamb
Hush Little Baby
Ba Ba Black Sheep
Buffalo Gals
Hickory Dickory Dock
Fur Elise
The Ride of the Valkyries
The Farmer in the Dell
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
William Tell Overture
Wheels on the Bus
The Bear Went Over the Mountain
Pachelbel's Canon in D Minor
Old MacDonald Had a Farm
Ring Around the Rosie
She'll Be Coming 'Round the Mountain
Perfect for beginner students, homeschool music programs, or anyone just starting their piano journey. Pair with our numbered keyboard stickers for the easiest possible learning experience.
This is a digital download — no physical product will be shipped. Files are delivered instantly after purchase. Due to the instant-download nature of this product, all sales are final
Stickers and 4 song bundle.
Products available on Amazon…
20 Printed Beginner songs
What people say …
People who try Numbered Notes seem to go through a similar sequence of events. First they poke around slowly one numbered note and then the next. Once they get the feel of it they are truly playing songs. Before they know it they are playing their first song.
As children, most people enjoyed playing music until it came to learning to read sheet music.
They found memorizing symbols and interpreting dots on lines very confusing. This creates the unfortunate frustration that causes people to quit playing music at all.
However…..When they try Numbered Notes they can play almost immediately.
It is simply easier! They just match the numbers from the sheet music to the numbers on the keyboard.
They can play basic songs and even teach other beginners.
Music is fun with Numbered Notes!
We did an “activity night” at Boys and Girls club where we brought in numbered keyboards with Numbered Notes sheet music of well known songs.
It was a lot of fun and the kids were able to read and play music right away.
They were playing songs even before the explanation was given!
-- Jason M
Numbered sheet music you can play immediately.
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Custom Numbered Notes Curriculum Design
We design graphics and videos explaining traditional music theory concepts through the Numbered Notes format..
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Music Teacher Educator Development Programs
Through interactive workshops and coaching sessions, we equip instructors with cutting-edge pedagogical strategies, digital tools, and assessment techniques for teaching Numbered Notes. This program can augment a class on music theory.
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Learning Technology Integration
From learning management systems to immersive media, we create content for technology solutions that enhance engagement and streamline delivery.
Your Questions, Answered
Aren’t numbers already used in music notation
Yes, however Numbered Notes uses numbers 1-12 to label each key in the octave. Using numbers for the pich 1-12 allows the use of math to determine interval distances. Letters are not sequential due to the sharps and flats.
Can I also use and learn traditional lettered notation
Yes, Numbered Notes is just another way to understand the music. You can always learn traditional lettered notation if you want to use both.
Why does Numbered Notes work so fast?
Because most people around the world can already read and use numbers. This immediately allows them to recognize the number symbols and play numbered sheet music. Since there is no memorization needed to identify dots on staff lines they can read and play songs just by matching the numbers from the sheet music to the instrument.
Let us know what you think…
Are you ready to change the way music notation is taught, learned and played? Tell us about your background in music and what you think can help the world learn to play music by number.