Turn creativity up to forte with these free music coloring pages—a playful way for kids to explore rhythm, melody, and musical instruments. Each printable features notes, symbols, and favorites like the guitar, piano, saxophone, harp, maracas, and more.
Use them for quiet time, classroom centers, band lessons, or rainy-day activities while building vocabulary like treble clef, tempo, and harmony.
This collection blends simple, kid-friendly designs with more detailed sheets for older children. Expect pages with floating music notes, bold posters, and instrument spotlights that make great entry points for talking about sound, practice routines, and genres—from classical and jazz to rock and pop.
Explore the entire gallery of music printables below and pick the perfect sheet to color, display, or use in a lesson.
Browse the 20 Music Coloring Page Gallery
Ready to color instruments, sound waves, and swirling staves? Scroll down to explore the full collection of music coloring pages—print your favorites and build a personalized songbook of colorful creations.
1. Piano Notes Coloring Page
Color the flowing music notes and the bold piano keys to practice clean lines and simple patterns. Try alternating light and dark shades on the keyboard to create a real sense of rhythm and contrast.
2. Musical Symbols Coloring Page
Fill the page with bright hues across the notes, clefs, and sparkles to make the swirls pop. Use soft gradients around the curls to suggest motion and a lively music vibe.
3. Saxophone Music Coloring Page
Bring the saxophone to life with warm golds or yellows while keeping the floating notes crisp and bold. Add gentle shading along the curves of the instrument to show shine and depth.
4. Electric Guitar Coloring Page for Kids
Choose fun, punchy colors for the guitar body and color the notes around it to match the beat. A darker outline around the guitar will help it stand out and look super cool on the page.
5. Records and Microphones Coloring Page
Give the vinyl records rich dark circles with bright labels, then color the microphones to match your favorite singer style. Add tiny star bursts in different intensities to create a stage glow effect.
6. Classical Guitar Coloring Page
Use natural wood tones for the classical guitar and play with the abstract background for contrast. Light cross-hatching inside the guitar body can suggest texture without crowding the lines.
7. Music Coloring Page Collection Feature
Sample this music coloring page to warm up before exploring the full set of printables. Try a simple color palette first, then add accents so the page feels lively but not cluttered.
8. Speaker and Microphones Coloring Page
Color the large speaker with bold blocks and give each microphone a distinct style so they feel like a real stage setup. Use small echoes of the same color in the surrounding notes to tie the scene together.
9. Musical Notes and Wavy Lines Coloring Page
Follow the wavy lines with smooth, blended colors and keep the notes strong so they stand out. Varying the thickness of color along the waves creates a flowing music feel across the sheet.
10. Maracas Coloring Sheet
Decorate the maracas with festive patterns and bright swirls to celebrate rhythm and dance. Add shadows under each maraca to make them look lifted from the page and full of energy.
11. Four Speakers Music Coloring Page
Give each round speaker a different color family and use small circles as playful highlights. A soft halo around the notes suggests sound vibrations and makes the layout feel dynamic.
12. Saxophone with Abstract Lines Coloring Page
Color the sax with metallic tones and let the abstract shapes pulse with alternating shades. Blend from light to dark along the lines to add movement that feels like music in motion.
13. Xylophone for Kids Coloring Picture
Paint the xylophone bars in rainbow order to practice color sequencing and simple pattern skills. Keep the stars bright and spaced so the instrument remains the hero of the page.
14. Guitar Piano and Saxophone Coloring Page
Choose a trio of matching colors and repeat them across the guitar, piano, and sax to unify the design. Add tiny star accents near each instrument for a fun concert feel without overcrowding details.
15. Harp Coloring Page
Use elegant golds or soft pastels for the tall harp column and keep the strings light for clarity. Gentle shading along the curves gives the harp a polished look while the music notes add a calm mood.
16. Flute in Open Case Beginner Coloring Page
A neatly opened case shows a beginner flute resting alongside its cleaning rod, a calm little scene for young musicians. Kids can color the padded lining in bold shades or keep it soft to match a real instrument case. It is a nice way to get familiar with how a flute is stored and cared for.
17. Kawaii DJ Turntable and Headphones Printable
A cheerful turntable pairs with big round headphones and playful mixer sliders, giving the setup a lively personality. Bright colors work especially well on kawaii designs, so kids can mix pinks, blues, or anything they like. The page offers a light peek into how DJs blend tracks and create new sounds.
18. Drum Set on a Small Stage Coloring Page
A compact drum kit sits under a spotlight, ready for a short performance. Kids can shade the drums in matching colors or design each one differently to create a custom set. Adding tiny details like stage lights or a simple backdrop can make the scene feel more energetic.
19. Detailed Violin and Bow on Music Stand Coloring Sheet
A carefully drawn violin rests on a stand beside its bow, giving adults plenty of lines and wood textures to explore. Many violin bodies have warm brown tones, though experimenting with richer hues can make the page feel personal. The music stand adds a quiet studio vibe that encourages slow, thoughtful coloring.
20. Simple Trumpet and Marching Band Hat Coloring PDF
A shiny trumpet sits next to a tall marching hat, a friendly setup that hints at parades and lively routines. Golds and yellows usually suit brass instruments, but kids can choose any palette they prefer. The combination of instrument and uniform piece offers a fun look at what musicians bring to a marching band.You may also like:
After You Color Your Music Coloring Pages
- Turn Art into Learning: Label parts of each instrument (strings, keys, valves, soundboard) and add note names (A–G) around the design.
- Rhythm Practice: Draw four boxes under the page and clap patterns (♩ ♩ ♩ ♩, ♩♩ ♪ ♪, ♩ ♪♪ ♩). Add checkmarks for each successful round.
- Mini Concert Program: On the back, write a “set list” of favorite songs. Color a border with staff lines and rests for a real recital vibe.
- DIY Music Crafts: Cut finished sheets into bookmarks, binder covers for lessons, or flashcards with symbols like ♯, ♭, ♮, 𝄞, and 𝄢.
- Genre Explorer: Add a corner badge (Jazz, Classical, Rock, Pop, Hip-Hop). Kids can color different palettes for each style.
- Practice Tracker: Draw a 7-day grid under the artwork and log practice minutes, scales, or warm-ups; reward a full week with a new page.
- Sound Hunt: List five sounds you hear today (birdsong, doorbell, engine, whistle, beat). Match each to a note or draw a tiny icon.
Make Music Coloring Pages Part of Your Creative Routine
These music coloring pages help kids connect art with sound, turning practice time and music theory into playful, hands-on activities. Print a few sheets each week, rotate instruments and styles, and create a vibrant portfolio that celebrates progress, curiosity, and a lifelong love of music.