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Browse piano sheets by Noah Cyrus on Zen Virtual Piano. Although several of her relatives are household names in music, a career of her own only began to feel possible to Noah Cyrus after she watched Ben Howard in concert at The Shrine in 2018. A single concert changing what a musician believes is possible suggests how much a live performance can reshape someone's sense of her own path, even within a family of performers. Her grandfather belonged to a barbershop quartet called the Crownsmen Quartet, and she recalls that they sang at church and in shops. As many child performers do, she attended Brighton Hall School in Burbank, California. Her screen debut came in 2009 in Ponyo, the English-language release of the Japanese anime film, where she gave the title character her voice; she also performed the English theme with her co-star Frankie Jonas. In 2013 she used her thirteenth birthday to raise funds toward a ban on horse-drawn carriages in New York City. A grandfather's quartet and an early voice role in an animated film suggest that singing was part of her life well before her own albums arrived. She has said she first released music at sixteen, and that finding herself was a journey that played out very publicly. A songwriting collaborator recalls that the first song they wrote together was July, which turned into a big song for her, and that it came easily and was enjoyable to write. A public start at sixteen and a first collaboration that went smoothly hint at an artist learning her voice in front of an audience while finding people she worked well with. She says she writes very linearly, beginning with the first line of a song, because starting with a chorus would mean writing the middle of the story before knowing its beginning. For an album she describes as organic, she wrote many songs on only piano or guitar, some of them rough, and wanted to return to her musical roots, which is why she hoped to work with Mike Crossey. Her nomination for Best New Artist came at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards, and a second studio album, I Want My Loved Ones to Go with Me, followed on July 11, 2025. A writer who builds each song in order and prefers rough piano or guitar sketches may be after music that lets a story unfold at its own pace.
Browse piano sheets by Noah Cyrus on Zen Virtual Piano.
Although several of her relatives are household names in music, a career of her own only began to feel possible to Noah Cyrus after she watched Ben Howard in concert at The Shrine in 2018. A single concert changing what a musician believes is possible suggests how much a live performance can reshape someone's sense of her own path, even within a family of performers.
Her grandfather belonged to a barbershop quartet called the Crownsmen Quartet, and she recalls that they sang at church and in shops. As many child performers do, she attended Brighton Hall School in Burbank, California. Her screen debut came in 2009 in Ponyo, the English-language release of the Japanese anime film, where she gave the title character her voice; she also performed the English theme with her co-star Frankie Jonas. In 2013 she used her thirteenth birthday to raise funds toward a ban on horse-drawn carriages in New York City. A grandfather's quartet and an early voice role in an animated film suggest that singing was part of her life well before her own albums arrived.
She has said she first released music at sixteen, and that finding herself was a journey that played out very publicly. A songwriting collaborator recalls that the first song they wrote together was July, which turned into a big song for her, and that it came easily and was enjoyable to write. A public start at sixteen and a first collaboration that went smoothly hint at an artist learning her voice in front of an audience while finding people she worked well with.
She says she writes very linearly, beginning with the first line of a song, because starting with a chorus would mean writing the middle of the story before knowing its beginning. For an album she describes as organic, she wrote many songs on only piano or guitar, some of them rough, and wanted to return to her musical roots, which is why she hoped to work with Mike Crossey. Her nomination for Best New Artist came at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards, and a second studio album, I Want My Loved Ones to Go with Me, followed on July 11, 2025. A writer who builds each song in order and prefers rough piano or guitar sketches may be after music that lets a story unfold at its own pace.
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Noah Cyrus is a singer and songwriter who began as a child performer, voicing Ponyo in the English version of the anime film in 2009.
July is the first song Noah Cyrus wrote with a songwriting collaborator, and it turned into a big song for her.
Yes. She was nominated for Best New Artist at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards.
Released on July 11, 2025, I Want My Loved Ones to Go with Me is her second studio album.