Someone To Watch Over Me was written by George Gershwin, composed in 1926 with lyrics by Ira Gershwin for the Broadway musical Oh, Kay!. The song was introduced on Broadway by Gertrude Lawrence, originally in a more up-tempo style, and later became a classic jazz ballad standard recorded by many artists including Ella Fitzgerald. Since its publication it has been one of the best-loved American popular standards, widely covered in recordings and films and frequently cited among core jazz repertoire.
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Explore 8 Piano arrangements of Someone To Watch Over Me, ranging from Very easy to Upper advanced. 8 include fingering annotations. arrangements have right and left hands recorded separately, so you can practise one hand accompanied by the other.
Explore 12 Saxophone arrangements of Someone To Watch Over Me, ranging from Very easy to Advanced. Orchestral arrangements include a high-quality recording of the Orchestra or the Band to play along with. An optional visual Saxophone under the score shows the right notes and fingerings in real time, to help you learn the piece.
Explore 4 Flute arrangements of Someone To Watch Over Me, ranging from Very easy to Advanced. Orchestral arrangements include a high-quality recording of the Orchestra or the Band to play along with. An optional visual Flute under the score shows the right notes and fingerings in real time, to help you learn the piece.
Explore 4 Clarinet arrangements of Someone To Watch Over Me, ranging from Very easy to Advanced. Orchestral arrangements include a high-quality recording of the Orchestra or the Band to play along with. An optional visual Clarinet under the score shows the right notes and fingerings in real time, to help you learn the piece.
Explore 10 Trumpet arrangements of Someone To Watch Over Me, ranging from Very easy to Advanced. Orchestral arrangements include a high-quality recording of the Orchestra or the Band to play along with. An optional visual Trumpet under the score shows the right notes and fingerings in real time, to help you learn the piece.
Explore 4 Trombone arrangements of Someone To Watch Over Me, ranging from Very easy to Advanced. Orchestral arrangements include a high-quality recording of the Orchestra or the Band to play along with. An optional visual Trombone under the score shows the right notes and fingerings in real time, to help you learn the piece.
Explore the Singer arrangement of Someone To Watch Over Me at Intermediate level. Orchestral arrangements include a high-quality recording of the Orchestra or the Band to play along with. Includes the written arrangement at your level plus TomImprov mode, to improvise over the backing track.
You can play Someone To Watch Over Me Sheet music on 7 instruments, including Piano, Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet, Trumpet, Trombone, Singer.
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