What this list includes
The complete base song catalog is not exposed by the public sources checked. This index lists titles explicitly named by current public gamepass descriptions, then marks unknown fields instead of guessing. Open the live song menu for free songs, chart difficulty, speed choices, length, and current access.
Virtuoso II
Source: Virtuoso II · access: paid pack at checked date · chart data: live only.
Source: Virtuoso II · paid pack · difficulty and arrangement not publicly specified.
Source: Virtuoso II · paid pack · verify current display spelling in game.
Source: Virtuoso II · paid pack · composer/arrangement details not stated in the pass.
Source: Virtuoso II · paid pack · use the live preview to distinguish the arrangement.
Source: Virtuoso II · paid pack · chart length and note count unknown.
Virtuoso III
Source: Virtuoso III · access and price should be confirmed before purchase.
Source: Virtuoso III · title follows the seller description checked.
Source: Virtuoso III · difficulty label remains live-client data.
Source: Virtuoso III · arrangement details were not publicly supplied.
Source: Virtuoso III · chart and reward values unknown.
Source: Virtuoso III · verify the current in-game title.
Holiday pack
Source: Holiday pack · seasonal title · current availability may change.
Source: Holiday pack · public pass description.
Source: Holiday pack · public pass description.
Source: Holiday pack · public pass description.
Source: Holiday pack · public pass description.
Source: Holiday pack · public pass description.
Virtuoso I and base songs
The Virtuoso Song Pack description says it unlocks six difficult pieces but did not name them in the public text checked. They remain six unnamed public slots, not six titles to fill from memory or another website. The live game can identify them for a player deciding whether to buy.
The experience description broadly promises fun songs and classical masterpieces. It does not list every base title. A complete-looking list copied from another piano game would be misleading, so base selections remain live-only until individually verified.
How to use the index
Choose a title you genuinely want to practice, confirm its pack in the live menu, and inspect any preview or difficulty label. Keep one anchor song across several sessions. Record speed, input type, visible result, and the first difficult section.
For pack comparisons, read Virtuoso Songs and Holiday Songs. For slower study, the paid Practice Mode advertises 0.5x, 0.65x, and 0.8x.
Record newly observed base songs
When the live menu shows a title not listed here, capture the exact display spelling, access category, date, and any visible difficulty or pack label. A title alone is insufficient if several arrangements could share a name. Do not add composer, rarity, note count, or reward data unless the client displays it. This keeps future additions traceable and prevents the base library from being confused with paid packs.
Search and duplicate handling
Treat punctuation, abbreviated movements, and translated names as possible labels for the same canonical song, not automatic new entries. Compare the live pack and arrangement before splitting them. If a product description changes a spelling, retain a note rather than creating two pages. The player task is to find and access the chart, so one accurate index is more useful than repeated lists.
Price and availability boundary
At the checked date, Virtuoso I, II, and III were listed at 79 Robux each and Holiday at 49 Robux. These are dated observations, not guaranteed current prices. The purchase dialog is authoritative.
Owning a pass should be verified on the intended Roblox account. If a song disappears, rejoin once and inspect the entitlement before assuming it was removed.