Which composers have the most piano sheets?

Johann Sebastian Bach and Ludwig Van Beethoven have the most, with 45 sheets each. Next come George L. Cobb and Percy Wenrich.

How is the Hall of Fame ranked?

The Hall of Fame ranks composers by how many playable sheets they have, so the names at the top give you the most to explore. The list grows as new arrangements are published.

What is on a composer's page?

Open a composer's page to see all of their sheets in one place. Every sheet is written in Virtual Piano letter notation and opens in Play, the 61-key virtual piano.

Can I play these sheets without a real piano?

Yes. Play is a 61-key virtual piano that works with your computer keyboard, a USB MIDI keyboard or a touchscreen. It plays chords and has a sustain pedal.

What notation are the sheets written in?

Virtual Piano letter notation, the letter sheets used by Roblox piano players and the wider virtual piano community. Play reads both Standard and Extended notation.

Are there easy sheets for beginners?

Yes. Filter the Library by difficulty to start with easy arrangements, then work up to harder ones.

How do I find one composer quickly?

Use the A to Z directory. Pick a letter to jump straight to every composer whose name starts with it.

Can I play a piece that isn't in the Library?

Yes, if you have a MIDI file of it. Convert turns the file into Virtual Piano notation right in your browser, and you can open the result in Play.

Hall of Fame

The composers with the most playable sheets in the Library.

Composers A–Z

899 composers in the Library

A 80 composers

C 50 composers

E 54 composers

F 38 composers

G 39 composers

H 38 composers

I 14 composers

J 86 composers

L 56 composers

M 68 composers

O 10 composers

Q 1 composer

QUEEN BEE (Ziyoou-vachi)1 sheet

R 40 composers

S 44 composers

T 48 composers

U 3 composers

V 15 composers

W 15 composers

X 1 composer

Xomu1 sheet

Z 3 composers

# 15 composers

Questions and answers

Questions about composers

Quick answers about the composers in the Library and how to play their music.

Browse every sheet in the Library

Johann Sebastian Bach and Ludwig Van Beethoven have the most, with 45 sheets each. Next come George L. Cobb and Percy Wenrich.

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Image credits

The images credited below come from Wikimedia Commons. Each one is in the public domain or shared under the Creative Commons license named beside it.

Portrait of Johann Sebastian BachAuthor Elias Gottlob HaussmannLicense Public domainChanges Cropped, resized and tonedSource Wikimedia Commons
Portrait of Ludwig van BeethovenAuthor Joseph Karl StielerLicense Public domainChanges Cropped, resized and tonedSource Wikimedia Commons
Cover of George L. Cobb's "The Chauffeur" (1906)Author Unknown artistLicense Public domainChanges Cropped, resized and tonedSource Wikimedia Commons
Photograph of Percy WenrichAuthor Unknown photographerLicense Public domainChanges Cropped, resized and tonedSource Wikimedia Commons
Portrait of Pyotr Ilyich TchaikovskyAuthor Nikolai KuznetsovLicense Public domainChanges Cropped, resized and tonedSource Wikimedia Commons
Portrait of Wolfgang Amadeus MozartAuthor Barbara KrafftLicense Public domainChanges Cropped, resized and tonedSource Wikimedia Commons
Portrait of Frédéric ChopinAuthor Maria WodzińskaLicense Public domainChanges Cropped, resized and tonedSource Wikimedia Commons
Photograph of Charles Leslie JohnsonAuthor Unknown photographerLicense Public domainChanges Cropped, resized and tonedSource Wikimedia Commons
Engraved portrait of Carl CzernyAuthor Blasius HöfelLicense Public domainChanges Cropped, resized and tonedSource Wikimedia Commons
Photograph of Toby FoxAuthor Stephen GeorgLicense CC BY-SA 4.0Changes Cropped, resized and tonedSource Wikimedia Commons
Schubertiade, painting by Julius Schmid (1897)Author Julius SchmidLicense Public domainChanges Cropped, resized and tonedSource Wikimedia Commons
Liszt at the Piano (1840)Author Josef DanhauserLicense Public domainChanges Cropped, resized and tonedSource Wikimedia Commons

Hall of Fame