Digital Sheet Music

What do you get when you mix Ed Sheeran's beautiful love song "Perfect" with the cinematography of "La La Land?" You get a Piano Guys video and cover! "Perfect" is one of our absolute favorite Ed Sheeran songs, and we think it'll become one of yours too! As Jon says "The 6/8 meter lent itself very well to a solo piano version and the inspiration was abundant." Translation: We love playing this song! *Not available in Japan

Written when Jon was about 21, "All of Me" is one of his most popular original tunes.

The lyrics to "Bless the Broken Road" are about maintaining optimism. Never giving up on the probability that bad things will ultimately work for our good, that trials often ultimately become blessings. Maintain hope and gratitude under all circumstances. Fav lyric from the song: every long-lost dream led me to where you are Others who broke my heart, they were like Northern stars Pointing me on my way into your loving arms...

**Only Available in US & Canada Story behind the song: Our kids give us great inspiration for our music. When Jon's 17-year-old daughter said how much she loved this song, Jon decided to try it. He experienced a flood of inspiration. "Never has a piano part come together this fast," Jon says. Steve experienced similar inspiration while composing the cello parts. Since the lyrics suggest a bride walking towards the groom in a ceremony we thought we would include a quote from the Bridal Chorus by Wagner in the climax of the song. (It is carefully disguised). As it seems to always go, Paul and Tel didn't find the spot until they spent 9 hours driving around southern Utah the day before the shoot looking. After getting a little discouraged by not finding anything that great, they just happened to check out a little-hidden spot right near Baker Dam and thought it was perfect for the song. The next morning we all loaded up the piano and headed out there to film, but after getting the Truck and Trailer stuck and waiting for the sun to move, we didn't get started filming until that evening having about 3 hours of light. It was so fun to film and play in the middle of the trees!

Performed on the stage of Tuacahn Outdoor Theater in Southern Utah where Jon and Steve actually first performed together many years ago! *Not available for purchase in Japan

Written when he was 17, "Waterfall" is like an old friend to Jon. It got him the cutest girl in his high school, made him the life of many parties, and has been a big hit with pianists and piano teachers alike. Jon says that in high school it was proof that chicks dig even ugly guys with skills. This tune has significant meaning to Jon and all of us at ThePianoGuys because It played a pivotal role in convincing Jon to commit to a full-time career as a pianist.

Themes from Pirates of the Caribbean · The Piano Guys · Hans Zimmer · Klaus Badelt · Henry Jackman · Jon Schmidt · Thomas Gire · Geoffrey Zanelli · Steve Jablonsky · Steven Sharp Nelson · Atli Orvarrson · Gavin Greenaway · John Sponsler · The Czech Philharmonic Orchestra · Gregor Verbinski

Sheet Music PDF Digital Download  - Play the bombastic cover of Sia's "Unstoppable"

Sheet Music PDF Digital Download  - Play the quiet and contemplative original "Evening Prayer."

Sheet Music PDF Digital Download  - Play the bombastic cover of Shawn Mendes "When You're Gone!"

Sheet Music PDF Digital Download  - Play the unexpectedly laid back version of   Rick Astley's legendary "Never Gonna Give You Up"

Sheet Music PDF Digital Download  - Play our newest original, the musical version of "Once Upon a Time."

Sheet Music PDF Digital Download  - Play the mashup of Lauren Daigle's You Say and Beethoven's Sonata Pathetique! For Piano with Optional Cello & Chords

Introducing: a VERY special “guest artist,” who really isn’t just a “guest artist.” Rather, she’s the “BEST artist” for us to collaborate with -- Steve’s wife, Julie Nelson! *Not available in Japan

We've set an ambitious goal to film in front of all Seven Wonders of the World. We started with the Great Wall of China (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCaH-...). As our tour of Brazil approached we set our sights on our next Wonder: Christ the Redeemer. This incredible piece of art soars 10 stories in the air, stretches 100 feet wide and weighs 1.4 million pounds (630,000 kg). But even more impressive is that it was built in the 1920's on a peak of a sheer 2,300 ft. (700 meters) cliff overlooking Rio de Janeiro. Not far from this inspiring statue are the Iguazu Falls on the border of Argentina and Brazil -- a natural Wonder of the World. Made up of 275 waterfalls that stretch across 1.7 miles (2.7 km), to match the amount of water that flows down these falls you would need 2 million people to each pour a quart of water every second. As we considered what piece of music would be worthy of such incomparable locations we looked to songs that have been composed or used to praise Jesus Christ, for whom the statue was built and who billions believe created all the natural wonders of this world. We wanted to combine the melody of the heartfelt hymn of praise "How Great Thou Art" with one of the most beautiful melodies ever written -- the theme from the movie "The Mission" ("Gabriel's Oboe.") "The Mission" is a movie that powerfully depicts the lives of men that lay down their lives for others. It was also filmed at Iguazu Falls. "How Great Thou Art" praises God and all that He has done for His children on this Earth. The two harmonize so beautifully with each other, both musically and thematically. As we played these pieces in front of the Christ Statue and Iguazu Falls we felt an overwhelming sense of wonder, peace, and joy. This song is not meant to exclude anyone that does not believe in God. We hope that it instead promotes spiritual feelings that can be felt by all -- gratitude for a beautiful Earth, for life, and for joy. A wise man once said, "If we thought of life as a gift, we might not demand nearly as much from it. And if we lived more graciously, giving of ourselves more freely to the well-being of others, many of our personal concerns would disappear, and life would become easier for all." We respect all beliefs and opinions, but we hope that in the comments everyone can set aside religious differences and instead focus on building each other up -- through gratitude, inspiration, kindness and mutual respect. Thank you so much for listening! We are grateful for you!