All Of Me: E-Z Play Today

Bublé's arrangement of this modern standard sits at an accessible level while maintaining the harmonic sophistication that makes it musically satisfying. The two-page length makes it ideal for students working toward repertoire they can perform in recitals or informal settings without overwhelming technical demands.

Warm and conversational, with the intimate quality of a late-night jazz club. The arrangement captures the romantic sincerity of the melody while maintaining an unhurried, almost whispered quality that invites the listener close.

Piano students who love contemporary popular music and want to build repertoire beyond classical etudes. Intermediate players comfortable with jazz-influenced harmony will find this arrangement engaging without requiring advanced technique.

• Shape the melody with rubato in the opening phrases to capture the intimacy of the original recording; the E-Z Play format gives you room to breathe without strict tempo
• Balance the left hand accompaniment so it supports rather than competes with the vocal line or main melody you're playing
• Pay attention to chord voicings in the bridge section, where the harmonic movement becomes richer; let each change breathe slightly

Include this in a casual recital or coffee house concert where you want to showcase contemporary standards alongside traditional jazz repertoire. It also works well as a bridge piece between classical and jazz units in a piano curriculum.

• Interpreting jazz chord symbols and realizing lead sheet notation
• Playing with rubato and flexibility while maintaining harmonic clarity
• Balancing melody and accompaniment independently in each hand
• Phrasing modern popular music with tasteful expression rather than mechanical precision