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Volume 2, not a sequel in difficulty
Same easy-piano grade as Volume 1. It adds songs, not harder ones — you won't be pushed further technically.

Independent shopping perspective
The second easy-piano collection of Rolling Stone classics. Different songs from Volume 1, same simplified arrangement style and reading level.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
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Same easy-piano grade as Volume 1. It adds songs, not harder ones — you won't be pushed further technically.
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Melody in the right hand, thinned-out left hand. Keys are often simplified from the original recordings.
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No app, tablet, or subscription needed. Works on any music stand; you'll want a page-turn plan for longer songs.
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One digit apart from Volume 1's. Match it exactly or you'll receive the volume you already own.
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Large staves and marked fingering — readable from a bench at a real piano, not just up close.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Both are easy-piano arrangements at the same reading level. The difference is which songs are included, not difficulty.
They're sold as separate collections. Check the printed contents of both before buying to avoid overlap you'd be paying twice for.
Yes. The arrangements sit within a standard range and don't require pedal-dependent writing to sound complete.
It's a repertoire collection, not a method. Expect songs to play, not lessons, exercises, or theory instruction.
Reference
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