Taylor Swift - Reputation Songbook | Piano, Vocal, Guitar Sheet Music | 15 Songs Including Look What You Made Me Do, Delicate, and More | Hal Leonard Music Book for Beginners and Advanced Players

Love these books for piano playing daughter who loves Tay Tay. Highly recommended!

Super easy for her to learn the chords and sing at the same time!

This was a hit for my teenage daughter who plays piano and loves Taylor Swift!

Good book and cover all songs in Reputation

One of my favorite Taylor Swift albums is "REPUTATION". Anyone whose listened to the album knows that it's no secret that that album features far less guitar than it does her earlier work. I bought it for guitar tab purposes, since whoever has ownership of her work besides Ms. Swift took down all the tabs that were posted on a popular guitar tab app. Some of the tabs are spot on, some seem like they aren't. If you're considering buying a tab book for a young child, I would recommend something more simple and guitar focused - there are many online here you can get. I would recommend this to people that know how to play guitar well enough to be able to handle some of the more unusual chords it uses.

11 year old loves this

Loved all of it

Daughter loves it

Ein sehr schönes Buch, die Noten sind gut zu spielen. Für Anfänger gut machbar

This was a gift for my 12 year old niece. She loves it and it’s a great way to learn new tunes on the piano

My son found it easy to follow

Perfect.

As a songwriter Taylor just gets better and better. It is already impressive to have written so many great songs so young, and to transpose emotions musically, and write great lyrics, and to hear the musicality and rhythm in a spoken phrase. Sparks Fly (written when T was 16 or younger) is so up beat but written in a minor key: the minor used to anchor the upbeat and giving bite. Music Taylor has arranged pretty much plays itself - your hands take the shapes and the music implies or is open to the greater orchestration while being fully (ie not thin sounding) acoustic. If you play (piano) the songs slowly you can often hear other things like 'starlight' (better man?) or pent up tears (left hand all too well), or morse and funeral bell tolling (look what you made me do) while 'both hands' creates a whole that is integrated. I'm so impressed, so I was waiting for Reputation with impatience. I like that the Reputation songs are so spare - the lusciousness of youth and hopeful innocence are pared away to 4ths and minor keys cutting out any padding or gambits and just creating full spectrum happiness? There is such a sense of (champagne) bubbles rising like happiness in these songs. Honestly - Taylor can write anything. Amazing