SKU: A0.902597

Home Is Where the heart is Duration: 2 mins 13 seconds

Key : C Major

Home Is Where the Heart Is is one of the soundtrack music from the classic movie Kid Galahad (1962).
This song is written by Sherman Edwards & Hal David and performed by Elvis Presley (uncredited)

Practice suggestions:

This arrangment is suitable for someone who has learned scale and simple open 5th chord.

There are chords provided in the sheet music. Feel free to substitute the left hand arrangement however you want it.

Lyrics are provided incase you'd like to sing along with the treble clef melody. It is another great way to pick up the RH melody learning faster , by singing along with it. 

This sheet music is a guideline for you. Always feel free to improvise and brings your imagination to live!

Have fun!

About the arranger:

Jesica Yap is an Indonesian-born composer for the visual media, a music producer, a pianist and a teacher residing in Los Angeles, California.

PRO : BMI

Contact: jyap@jesicayap.com

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SKU: A0.925660

This is an easy beginner arrangement of the song A Million Dreams as heard from The Greatest Showman Soundtrack.
This arrangement is perfect for children in beginner level that is learning in the middle C position.
This song is also great to train aural to students because they have to listen to the melody and should be able to play them on the piano. 
It is also recommended teachers to duet students playing this arrangement.

This arrangement is good for teaching:
- Middle C position and shifting positions 
- Finger stretches from a fixed position
- new notes such as A on treble clef or F on bass clef

SKU: A0.896096

Early Intermediate level arrangement of Avril Lavigne's 2002 hit in the original key.  Set in 6/4 to eliminate the 16th notes.

RH plays mostly in A, D, &E position but moves frequently as melody ranges from A below middle C to C on the treble staff.  RH must reach 7th between fingers 1 & 4; 3 crosses over thumb in at the end. LH is often in G or A position and must play 7th interval.  Finger substitution on repeated note in mm. 16 & 26; thumb crosses behind 3 in m. 28.