[Queen] I want to play it on the piano! A selection of recommended sheet music for popular songs
Queen is a legendary rock band said to have sold between 250 and 300 million records worldwide.
Their music continues to be loved across generations, and in Japan it’s familiar as theme songs for TV dramas and in commercials.
In this article, we’ve picked out some of Queen’s most popular tracks.
We’ll introduce them along with downloadable sheet music so you can start enjoying piano performances right away.
If you’re thinking, “Do piano and hard rock really go together?” give it a listen.
You’ll be thrilled by a coolness that’s different from the original recordings!
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[Queen] I Want to Play on the Piano! A Pick of Recommended Sheet Music for Popular Songs (11–20)
You’re My Best FriendQueen

A breathtakingly beautiful song that stands among timeless classics.
Crafted by Queen’s bassist John Deacon as a heartfelt tribute to his wife, this gem was recorded in London in August 1975 and went on to become a massive hit, achieving Platinum certification in the United States.
Its light, dancing electric piano tones and Brian May’s magical guitar sound leave a lasting impression.
The lyrics, filled with gratitude for a loved one, resonate deeply with listeners.
Play it while thinking of someone dear, and you’ll feel a warm sense of friendship emerge.
Don’t Stop Me NowQueen

A timeless masterpiece of piano rock loved by countless listeners, this Queen track—left to us by Freddie Mercury—has been cherished across generations since its single release in January 1979, thanks to its frequent appearances in films and television.
The song’s core is a dazzling piano melody that captivates the ear and refuses to let go—truly sensational in its power.
Freddie’s distinctive, sophisticated piano skills shine, standing out strikingly within the band’s sound.
It’s a number that invites even young music fans to feel the dignified strength of the piano.
Exploding with the dramatic, passionate allure of the instrument, this is a track you can recommend without hesitation!
In conclusion
How did you like the piano version of Queen’s big hit? With its ability to produce delicate tones, powerful sounds, and even percussive attacks, the piano pairs wonderfully with rock! Since these arrangements adapt full band performances for solo piano, some scores have a higher note density and are more challenging.
Try enjoying the music in a way that suits you—for example, start by practicing just the melody and the left-hand bass that marks the beat.





