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Easy piano arrangement
Simplified rhythms, thinner left hand, fewer accidentals. Sounds like the song but isn't what's on the record.

Independent shopping perspective
Easy piano arrangements of songs from Adele's 21. For players past the beginner method stage who want recognizable songs at a reduced difficulty.

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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.
Detail 01
Simplified rhythms, thinner left hand, fewer accidentals. Sounds like the song but isn't what's on the record.
Detail 02
Everything comes from 21, so the mood and key range stay narrow. Not a broad-collection book.
Detail 03
Vocal line printed above the staff, so you can sing and play or accompany someone else.
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Paper book with no bundled audio or backing tracks. You're reading and playing on your own.
Detail 05
Standard notation at normal size, both clefs. Assumes you already read, unlike beginner big-note editions.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. They're simplified arrangements of the songs at an easy-piano level, keeping the melody and harmony recognizable while reducing the technical demands.
Only past the earliest stage. You need to read both clefs and handle basic two-hand coordination. A few months of lessons is the realistic floor.
Yes, the vocal line and lyrics are printed with the piano part, so it works for singing along or accompanying a singer.
No. This is a print sheet music book with no included audio.