Anything Goes: Organ Digital Sheet Music

Sinatra's recorded version of this Cole Porter classic captures the infectious energy and rhythmic sophistication that makes the song endure on stage. For organists, the arrangement preserves the song's propulsive harmonic motion while offering plenty of room for personal interpretation in the left hand comping.

Bright, optimistic, and rhythmically infectious. The tune carries the swagger of Broadway wit paired with Cole Porter's sophisticated harmonic language, creating music that is simultaneously urbane and joyful.

Organists working on American songbook repertoire and anyone preparing standards for performance in jazz or cabaret settings. This arrangement serves both intermediate to advanced players seeking a piece that balances accessibility with musical substance.

• Keep the harmonic rhythm buoyant and aligned with the lyrical text; Porter's chord changes often underscore word stress and emotional color.
• Build the registration gradually through the piece, adding stops strategically during the bridge to highlight the modulation.
• Listen closely to the recorded versions for rhythmic inflection, especially how Sinatra breathes and phrases across the bar lines.

Program this as a solo feature within a standards-focused recital or as part of a mid-concert mood shift that showcases the organ's ability to swing and dance. It pairs well alongside other Porter or Gershwin material in concert programs celebrating American songwriting.

• Reading and interpreting swing rhythms and syncopation on the organ
• Managing registration changes in real time during performance
• Comping with jazz harmonies and chord substitutions in the left hand
• Phrasing and breathing as an instrumentalist, following vocal interpretation models