Piano Music Book Collections

Piano Music Books for All Levels

Whether you're a teacher, student, or adult learner, these collections span primary to early advanced levels with a wide variety of styles - something for every player at the bench. Many pieces feature duets, and several appear as exam repertoire in the Conservatory Canada Contemporary Repertoire syllabus. Music that builds real skills and inspires players to practise.

Piano Improvisation Books

Inspired by the whimsical world of wee folk and their natural surroundings, Wee Songs is a series of piano music books with improvisation, from Pre-Reader to Intermediate levels. With imagery and memorable melodies, Wee Songs gives students of all ages an approachable and fun way to explore creativity at the piano.

With progressive repertoire, built-in improvisation prompts, and a wide range of styles, keys, metres, and modes, the Wee Songs books are ideal for private lessons, group classes, recitals, and exams.

The Voyageur Series - Piano Music Celebrating Canada

The Voyageur Piano Series is original music inspired by Canada’s people, places, and stories, co-written by Jen Smith Lanthier and Beth Hamilton. Across five progressive levels, students explore every province and territory through pieces that feature a wide range of styles, keys, tempi, and metres, plus memorable solos and duets. Well suited to recitals, exams, and festivals, these books celebrate the beauty and diversity of Canada.

Other Piano Series

Super Studies is a series of levelled piano studies by Jen Smith Lanthier and Ian Green for developing elementary and late elementary pianists. Each study builds essential skills like coordination, articulation, finger strength, and rhythmic control through music that sounds engaging, not exercise-like. Super Studies work well as short technical repertoire, a supplement to method books, or performance-ready pieces that keep practice fresh and rewarding.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a Single User Licence and a Studio Licence?

A single user licence is intended for one pianist - perfect for an individual student or adult learner purchasing for personal use. A studio licence allows a teacher to print and use the book with multiple students across their studio. If you teach piano and plan to use the same book with more than one student, the studio licence is the right choice.

What ages are these piano books suitable for?

These collections are written for pianists of all ages and are intended to be non age-specific. The level descriptions (Primary, Elementary, Intermediate, and so on) refer to playing level rather than age, so the right book depends on where a student is in their musical journey, not how old they are. Be sure to look for the approximate grade levels in the description of each book. And if you're not sure, don't hesitate to reach out using the form on the Contact page.

How do I choose the right book for my student?

Start with the level descriptions and sample pages on each product page. The Voyageur Series is organized by grade level from Primary through Intermediate, making it easy to match a student's current exam or lesson level. The standalone collections like Ocean Tails, Animal Bus, Cottage Country, and Piano for the Planet each list their approximate grade range as well. Many collections also have video or audio samples for you to hear the pieces. If you are unsure, please reach out using this form.

How are the e-books delivered after purchase?

After completing your purchase you will receive a download link by email. The e-books are PDF files that you can save to your device, print at home (1 copy for personal use), or view on a tablet during lessons. Studio licence purchases allow you to print multiple copies for your studio.

Which pieces are included in the Conservatory Canada Contemporary Repertoire syllabus?

Several pieces from Ocean Tails, Animal Bus, Cottage Country, Wee Songs, Super Studies, and Voyageur are included in the Conservatory Canada Contemporary Repertoire syllabus across Grades 1 through 6. Individual product pages note which titles are syllabus-listed. There is also a full listing of included repertoire here. If you are preparing a student for a Conservatory Canada exam, these collections are a strong source of approved contemporary repertoire.

Do you sell printed books?

Most of our titles are available as digital e-books only. However, many titles are available as printed books through Red Leaf Pianoworks. You will find a link to the print edition in the description of those product pages.

What is your refund policy for digital products?

Because e-books are delivered as instant downloads, all digital purchases are final and non-refundable. If you have any questions about a title before purchasing, feel free to get in touch - we are happy to help you choose the right book.