Detail 01
Piano/Vocal/Guitar arrangement
Piano staff, a vocal melody line with lyrics, and guitar chord symbols above. Three parts, one book.

Independent shopping perspective
Hal Leonard's Queen collection arranged for piano, vocal and guitar. For pianists who sing and want playable versions of the band's catalog.

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.
Detail 01
Piano staff, a vocal melody line with lyrics, and guitar chord symbols above. Three parts, one book.
Detail 02
Guitarists strum letter-name chords. No tab, no solos, no riffs written out.
Detail 03
Parts are condensed for two hands at a piano, not a note-for-note copy of the record.
Detail 04
A publisher-selected cross-section rather than a single album, so track choice is not yours.
Detail 05
You need to read a treble and bass staff. Chord-only players will use maybe a third of the page.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Guitar is covered by chord symbols above the staff. If you want Brian May's parts written out, you need a guitar-specific transcription book.
You need to read both staves comfortably. Piano/vocal/guitar arrangements sit at roughly intermediate level, not first-year.
No. This is a print songbook with no accompanying audio.
Not necessarily. Piano/vocal/guitar editions are often adjusted for easier singing and playing, so keys can differ from the recordings.