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All I Do Is Dream Of You: Piano Vocal

As performed by Michael Buble

Item: 35-DS00142588

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 6
SKU: 35-DS00142588

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About the Artist: Michael Buble

Michael Bublé is a Canadian crooner who has become one of the defining voices of contemporary jazz standards. His interpretations blend classic swing sensibility with modern production, making repertoire from the Great American Songbook accessible to 21st-century audiences.

Why we love this

Bublé's arrangement of this standard captures the playful warmth that makes the song endure across generations. The piano part sits in a conversational range that lets singers focus on legit phrasing rather than fighting the accompaniment, making it an excellent choice for developing nuance in popular standards.

What to expect

Nostalgic yet contemporary, with the breezy charm of a late-night radio performance. The arrangement maintains an intimate quality even as the harmonies evolve, creating that signature Bublé blend of sophistication and accessibility.

Who it's for

Jazz and popular standards singers at the intermediate to advanced level who want to explore modern interpretations of classic material. This works equally well in a vocal jazz ensemble setting or as a solo feature in a variety show or cabaret concert.

How to get the most out of it

  • Shape the melody with restraint in the opening phrase; let the piano establish the groove before the vocal enters fully.
  • Pay attention to the lyrical rhythm of 'all I do' and 'dream of you' so that the natural speech patterns come through without sounding rhythmically awkward.
  • Balance clarity in the text with the lush harmonic movement in the accompaniment; neither should overshadow the other.

How to use it

Pair this with other standards arrangements from recent decades to show how timeless songs remain relevant. It works particularly well in a jazz or vocal music concert where you want a moment of sophisticated relaxation between more demanding selections.

Skills your students will build

  • Swung eighth-note rhythms in a contemporary jazz context
  • Legit vocal phrasing over jazz harmony
  • Maintaining dynamic control across a wide vocal range
  • Piano accompaniment voicing and reharmonization techniques
  • Text painting and lyrical storytelling in an upbeat setting

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