Early-intermediate Piano Pieces (Grade 3)
Intermediate Piano Songs (Grade 4)
Late-Intermediate Piano Sheet Music (Grades 5-6)
How to choose piano music for intermediate players
When choosing intermediate level piano sheet music, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, it is important to choose music that is within your skill level. If the music is too difficult, you may become frustrated and lose interest. Conversely, if the music is too easy, you will not feel challenged enough and will not see any improvement.
The intermediate level normally ranges from RCM grades 3 to 6 and ABRSM grades 3 to 5. If you have been playing piano for a couple of years, it is best to choose pieces from the early-intermediate level (grade 3).
Second, choose music that you enjoy playing. If you hate the piece, you may not practice as motivated as if you really enjoy the piece. Finally, consider the challenges the piece will present. Does it have a lot of complicated fingerings or rhythms? Does it require a lot of hands coordination? If you think about these factors, you’ll be able to choose the best intermediate piano music for your needs.