With this sheet music, you can play "Chariots of Fire" by Vangelis on piano!

It's an accurate, carefully created piano arrangement of the full song.

Originally created as the title theme for the 1981 British film "Chariots of Fire", the instrumental theme was written and recorded by Greek musician Vangelis (Evángelos Odysséas Papathanassíou).

The film tells the true story of two British athletes (Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams) with different backgrounds, and their competition at the 1924 Olympics.

Directed by Hugh Hudson (starring Ben Cross and Ian Charleson as the two athletes), the film was a huge success, won four Academy Awards, and is considered one of the greatest British films ever made.

Vangelis won an Academy Award for the film's soundtrack ("Best Original Score").

The instrumental theme for the opening sequence was named "Titles" on the original soundtrack album, but became later known as "Chariots of Fire".

The theme was also released as a single, topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart (still the only piece by a Greek artist to achieve this), and became the best-selling single of 1981!

The piece has been covered by countless artists of different genres, it has been used in many films and commercials, and was used by Steve Jobs when he introduced the first Macintosh in 1984.

"Chariots of Fire" is a wonderful song to play on the piano!

You Raise Me Up - Advanced Piano Solo

Arranged by Elena Fortin
Music and Words by Brendan Graham & Rolf Lovland

This year, I am continuing to arrange songs that I consider to be important. In order to fit my criteria for arranging, I look for pieces that have stood the test of time, are uplifting, and can be used in many different situations. This one is a favourite of my Mom's so it went on my "To Do list" quite a while ago.

I decided to dedicate it to my Mom and Dad, for giving into my pleadings for music lessons and supporting me all these years.

The arrangement is written for an advanced player because the left hand can be quite challenging. There are many giant leaps and arpeggios all over the piano, including some challenging chord changes and full chords in the right hand. The piece starts in E flat major, but transitions to a F major finish. Each repetition of the melody is changed slightly--there is a challenging section near the end which brings out the melody in a thunderous full arrangement which is really fun to play. Rather than bringing everything to a crashing end though, I moved the melody into a sweet treble that signals a quiet, peaceful ending.

I hope you will enjoy playing this arrangement!

An energetic, early advanced arrangement of Sara Bareilles's hit song, King of Anything. This dynamic arrangement is so much fun to play! Levels: Late Intermediate to Advanced players.

An advanced piano solo arrangement of the 18th variation from Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini by Rachmaninoff.

Claire De Lune by Debussy- needs no words.

I have arranged this firstly in the key of C. I tried to keep as much of the original as possible in terms of detail and some of the difficult octaves and hard to reach chords have been carefully arranged. What I wanted to do was to give intermediate pianists who were perhaps not quite ready for the full version, an opportunity to play a version of it, also for pianists who would appreciate a slightly modified approach.
I didn't want an "easy" version as such,but one that retains the qualities of the original. It is a beautiful piece which can be used for concerts, recitals, weddings,celebrations etc
I have listed this as Advanced intermediate, but it crosses the line to Intermediate on a number of ocassions.

Set in its original key of Eb Major, with modulations into F Major and F# Major, this arrangement looks challenging for an advanced Intermediate student at first attempt. However, as you get familiar with the simple chord progressions, all you need to master is the rhythmical pattern of both the left and right hand notes, and you'll be able to play the piece smoothly. Enjoy playing this piano solo arrangement of this beautiful song, "You Raise Me Up" as popularized by Josh Groban.

Piano solo for Intermediate to early advanced level.

Canon in D arranged as an advanced lyrical solo by Jennifer Eklund.

Here is my piano solo arrangement of John Barry's Somewhere in Time, as performed by pianist Roger Williams for the 1980 movie of the same name. I have adapted most of the important parts of the score but have left the second verse alone (it's where the orchestra takes over). I hope you enjoy listening to and playing this piece. This piece is at an advanced level.


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Believe (by Elton John) - version for Piano Solo. This version will be great for Advanced Intermediate pianists.

Somebody To Love (by Freddie Mercury) - version for Piano solo. This version will be great for Advanced Intermediate pianists!
>> Check out Lite version for Early intermediate pianists in the catalog of arrangements issued by Valeriya Klimukhina.

A Million Dreams (Advanced Piano Solo) - The Greatest Showman OST

This piano score aims to adapt the orchestration of the original song by featuring runs and rhythmical patterns to give the fullest and most enjoyable piano experience. Best for those who like to develop their musical ears, as well as a start to learn one of million ways to arrange popular songs.

Soon May the Wellerman Come - the popular Sea Shanty song arranged for late intermediate/advanced piano players.

Original Key
Piano solo arrangement for advanced intermediate level players.
Four pages (front page and three pages).