On The Rooftop Peter Pan Flute Sheet Music Apr 2026

6 7 1’ | 2’ 1’ 7 6 | 5 6 7 1’ | 2’— — | A B C D C B A G A B C D 3’ 2’ 1’ 7 | 6 7 1’ 2’ | 1’— — — || E D C B A B C D C

This is a tricky request because is not a standard, widely published piece for solo pan flute with a known title in the classical or folk repertoire. However, depending on what you are actually looking for, there are three very likely possibilities. on the rooftop peter pan flute sheet music

I’m fly——ing, I’m fly——ing, look at me—— E D C E D C G A B Up where the sky starts, watch as the moon glows C B A G F# E D C B A G 6 7 1’ | 2’ 1’ 7 6

Search for “I Won’t Grow Up sheet music” or “I’m Flying Peter Pan flute” on MuseScore or SheetMusicPlus. Transpose the vocal line to C major for pan flute. Possibility 2: You mean a popular “Rooftop” song (not Peter Pan) If you heard a viral pan flute cover of a song called “On the Rooftop,” it is likely one of these: Transpose the vocal line to C major for pan flute

| Song | Artist | Pan Flute Cover Search | |------|--------|------------------------| | | Nico & Vinz | Search: “Rooftop Nico Vinz pan flute tutorial” | | On the Roof | The Drifters (or Peter Bjorn & John ) | Rare for pan flute, but melody fits in G major | | Rooftop | James Blunt | No common pan cover, but playable | ✅ Most likely viral pan flute rooftop song: “Rooftop” by Nico & Vinz – the chorus melody is simple and pentatonic, perfect for pan flute. Possibility 3: You want to compose “On the Rooftop” for pan flute (custom sheet music) Since no standard piece exists by that exact name, here is a simple original melody written in numbered notation (common for pan flute) and solfege .

On the Rooftop (Peter Pan’s Flight) Key: C major Time signature: 4/4 Tempo: 120 BPM (light, floating)

Below is a guide to help you find (or create) the correct sheet music, including the most probable tune you mean. In the 1954 Broadway musical (and the 2003 film), there is a rooftop scene where Peter teaches Wendy and the boys to fly. The instrumental music here is a reprise of “I’m Flying” or “I Won’t Grow Up.”