“(Meet) The Flintstones” is arranged here as an early-intermediate piano piece in the key of F with a bright, fun character. The score includes two short warm-ups before the song, then presents the main theme with simple right-hand melody, left-hand chord support, lyrics under the melody, and a few coordination details such as cross-over motion and right-hand-over playing.

Measures 1–6 introduce the main theme. The right hand carries the familiar melody with short slurs and repeated notes, while the left hand supports with simple blocked chord shapes. The music begins at mf and keeps the rhythm direct and playful.

Measures 7–12 continue the theme with a slightly more active left hand. This section includes a cross-over indication, with the left hand reaching over as part of the accompaniment pattern. The melody stays clear in the right hand while the left hand adds motion underneath.

Measures 13–18 bring back the opening-style material and move toward the ending. The right hand continues the tune with the same light, rhythmic character, while the left hand returns to simple chord support. The final measures include a stronger f marking and a right-hand-over indication at the end, giving the piece a playful final gesture.

Interesting fact: “Meet the Flintstones” was the theme song for The Flintstones, one of the most famous animated television shows of the 1960s. The song’s jazzy, big-band style helped make the cartoon feel energetic and instantly recognizable.