Pam Wedgwood is one of the UK’s most celebrated composers of educational and recreational piano music. Since the 1980s, her work has inspired generations of pianists with pieces that are both musically rewarding and accessible to play. Best known for her publications with Faber Music, Pam has created some of the most widely used and loved piano series in modern teaching, including the Jazzin’ About series, Up-Grade!, and Really Easy Jazzin’ About. These collections have brought fresh energy to piano learning, blending classical techniques with jazz, blues, and contemporary styles that appeal to players of all ages.

Over the course of her career, Pam has written hundreds of pieces for piano and other instruments. Her music is characterised by strong melodies, rhythmic vitality, and a sense of fun that encourages creativity and confidence in students. Many teachers value her works as “bridge music”: compositions that help students move from exam repertoire into the wider world of playing for enjoyment.

Alongside her widely published works with Faber Music, Pam has also created a body of privately published pieces which are shared here. These works, while less widely available, reflect the same spirit of imagination and playfulness that defines her published catalogue. They offer pianists new opportunities to explore her music beyond the well-known collections.

A few facts about Pam Wedgwood:

• Before becoming a composer, she worked as a professional horn player and piano teacher, which gave her a deep understanding of both performance and pedagogy.

• She was the first female composer signed by Faber Music in their educational division.

• Her Jazzin’ About series has become a worldwide best-seller and remains a staple of piano teaching.

• Pam’s music is performed and enjoyed by players internationally, from beginners to advanced musicians.

This website is dedicated to showcasing Pam Wedgwood’s privately published piano music – offering students, teachers, and enthusiasts the chance to discover fresh works from a composer who has transformed the way piano is taught and enjoyed.