High Noon Showdown
Elementary Solo — from Keys to the Wild West
A Perfect Choice for NFMC Pop Piano Solo, Level 1
The clock strikes twelve and the duel begins! High Noon Showdown captures all the drama of a Western standoff, with a driving beat in 4/4 time that creates energy and urgency. Written in D minor pentascale position, this piece is accessible for beginners while sounding bold and mysterious. A touch of pedal adds atmosphere, making it an exciting piece for young “gun slingers.”
Why Students Love It:
Dramatic Western theme that feels adventurous and exciting
A steady beat that keeps the music moving forward
Fun “showdown” character that sparks the imagination
Why Teachers Love It:
Reinforces steady beat with quarter note rhythms
Strengthens coordination between hands with easy imitation patterns
Introduces early pedal use for color and mystery
Level: Elementary
This is a Single License: One purchase - One copy. Thank you for honoring the composer’s work by not sharing.
Need a Studio License? You’ll find it here: Keys to the Wild West Collection
High Noon Showdown
Elementary Solo — from Keys to the Wild West
A Perfect Choice for NFMC Pop Piano Solo, Level 1
The clock strikes twelve and the duel begins! High Noon Showdown captures all the drama of a Western standoff, with a driving beat in 4/4 time that creates energy and urgency. Written in D minor pentascale position, this piece is accessible for beginners while sounding bold and mysterious. A touch of pedal adds atmosphere, making it an exciting piece for young “gun slingers.”
Why Students Love It:
Dramatic Western theme that feels adventurous and exciting
A steady beat that keeps the music moving forward
Fun “showdown” character that sparks the imagination
Why Teachers Love It:
Reinforces steady beat with quarter note rhythms
Strengthens coordination between hands with easy imitation patterns
Introduces early pedal use for color and mystery
Level: Elementary
This is a Single License: One purchase - One copy. Thank you for honoring the composer’s work by not sharing.
Need a Studio License? You’ll find it here: Keys to the Wild West Collection
